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| How to seperate news from opinion/propaganda :
"He desperately wants the respect, and I think that's why he resorts to some of these bullying antics in the Oval Office, because the only way he can get it is through strong-arming," she added. "They don't respect him, they think he's a joke. They think he is the embodiment of America's ugliest stereotypes."
"So I think there's an insecurity and a chip on his shoulder there when he's meeting with his counterparts," she remarked. "He wants something he knows he doesn't have. He won't get it, so he'll do what he can to strong-arm it."
News is facts, where as opinion is not fact.
Therefore the content provider (cnn) is not a news source, it is a propaganda source.
Remember when news was facts. Who, what where, when, how.
Now we have propaganda being presented as the same as news while starting with "sources unnamed" or "persons familiar with the matter", or simply opinions are now accepted as fact.
Here is a hint for the future, if a name is not given then it isn't fact and therefore not news.
Opinions are also not fact nor news. .
But if an opinion is presented on national news are we told to accept it as fact? Apparently so. A thread is posted on this beleif. | |
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