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They are convinced fox news isn’t propaganda. they started getting upset when i stated i don’t watch jewish propaganda. is there a good way to show them what i mean? my understanding is that all the major media corporations are owned by jewish families but my google-fu hasn’t come up with anything. help?

They are convinced fox news isn’t propaganda. they started getting upset when i stated i don’t watch jewish propaganda. is there a good way to show them what i mean? my understanding is that all the major media corporations are owned by jewish families but my google-fu hasn’t come up with anything. help?

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Tell them to pick ANY news story, and ask them if they think they now know every fact associated with that story.

then tell them the facts that jew media quietly neglected to report.

then ask them if those missing facts happened to support a Left wing or Right wing view of the world.

Repeat. until it starts dawning on them that every fact being excluded from the jew news cycle is specifically everything that supports a conservative view of the world.

avoid stuff you think is right but can't actually prove

This is all the jew media does, report some facts and not others, but tell everyone that "look goy, we only report the facts, we are being neutral...."

You can't debate anyone with a fixed set of biases, any more than you can tell a flat earther they are wrong. You have to present something they can agree is a fact, but that illustrates your point of view in a more reasonable way.

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Great suggestion. I definitely went a little too hard in the paint earlier (hence the post). Asking questions that point out the pattern has worked well for me in the past. Thank you