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Topic	So what happened to qanon?
Dash_Harber 12/02/18 11:49:55 PM #19:	DarthGravid posted... I don't get this. News organizations that have been around for a century = Fake News Some guy on 4chan = Absolute fact. While I'm on this: There is a difference between "news" and "editorial/opinion". The 24 hour news cycle is padded way out with editorial/opinion. 1 hour of news programming is 3 minutes of news, 20 minutes of commercials, and 37 minutes of editorial/opinion segments. You have to remember that Trump has actively sought to discredit the media as if it was some ominous, nebulous, fraternal conspiracy. The reality is that most media outlets don't even agree on their editorial stances. Realistically, the media is reflective; they are individual businesses who only sell what people are willing to buy. It's ridiculous to think they are some sort of conspiracy to dethrone Trump for no reason. The reality is that his blatant attacks on them have made most outlets less generous towards him, and the fact remains that people keep tuning in, so they don't really have much choice in the matter. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:913447470] in So what ha... [t:77261984]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarthGravid posted...</cite> <quote>I don't get this. News organizations that have been around for a century = Fake News Some guy on 4chan = Absolute fact. While I'm on this: There is a difference between "news" and "editorial/opinion". The 24 hour news cycle is padded way out with editorial/opinion. 1 hour of news programming is 3 minutes of news, 20 minutes of commercials, and 37 minutes of editorial/opinion segments.</quote> You have to remember that Trump has actively sought to discredit the media as if it was some ominous, nebulous, fraternal conspiracy. The reality is that most media outlets don't even agree on their editorial stances. Realistically, the media is reflective; they are individual businesses who only sell what people are willing to buy. It's ridiculous to think they are some sort of conspiracy to dethrone Trump for no reason. The reality is that his blatant attacks on them have made most outlets less generous towards him, and the fact remains that people keep tuning in, so they don't really have much choice in the matter.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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