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Born in the RSR - 2018-12-03

Manges les riches!


Hazelnut - 2018-12-03

There was a time, a whole century give or take, when a riot in Paris could shake the entire world.


Binro the Heretic - 2018-12-03

This is happening because the wealthy & powerful are now trying to force the working poor to bear most of the cost for fixing the climate they ruined.


Meerkat - 2018-12-03

And to profit off it.


SolRo - 2018-12-03

Meanwhile the American corporate media is mostly reporting it as anti environmental protests.


SolRo - 2018-12-04

example;

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-global-carbon-tax-revolt-1543 880507


Marlon Brawndo - 2018-12-04

I'm starting to think the media is untrustworthy.


exy - 2018-12-04

Perish the thought!


John Holmes Motherfucker - 2018-12-05

>>>Meanwhile the American corporate media is mostly reporting it as anti environmental protests.
>>>example;
>>>https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-global-carbon-tax-revolt-1 543 880507

God forbid that I should defend the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board, but something with the byline "by the editorial board" is not claiming to be "reporting".

>>>I'm starting to think the media is untrustworthy.

Well, if you're so dumb and reductive that you imagine "the media" as a single entity that thinks with a single mind and speaks with a single voice, that voice is in your head, and you should never trust voices in your head.

Right now, the media is the wall street journal, and CBS news, and also Binro the heretic, who, like WSJ, also has an interpretation of the riots that I really wouldn't care to take at face value.

I trust the Wall Street Journal editorial board to give me their opinion, and also Binro.

"The media" is in not a single entity. It doesn't speak and act as one, but humanity has always been subject to bias, and error, and distorted by market forces. They didn't call it "clickbait" when Hearst did it, but it's the same basic principle.

Some people are trustworthy, and some are not, but you should never trust anyone to never get things wrong, certainly not anyone else in this thread, and certainly not the Wall Street Journal editorial board. People have always gotten things wrong, and present-day shifts in the political culture, technology, the rapid erosion of the old business model, dwindling resources, isn't going to make any of this better.

Oh, and now, Chairman Meow is calling the media "the enemy of the people". Before you generalize about the whole industry, ask yourself why that is.

Also, don't trust the truth to be that simple.


Xenocide - 2018-12-03

I have the sound off so I'm just going to assume that Paris' football team just won the Super Bowl.


jangbones - 2018-12-04

that's it, that's the stuff right there


Caminante Nocturno - 2018-12-04

On the bright side, it must be nice for Merkel to see a European leader that's a bigger failure than she is.


Jeriko-1 - 2018-12-04

After the Nazis are folded up and tossed in the trash where they belong you better believe tone deaf trust fund brats are next. Right now it's a marriage of convenience because we hate the same dudes. But after...


Caminante Nocturno - 2018-12-05

Aaw, are the make-believe revolutionaries already planning for their purges?


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