is because of the narrative that follows in the media.
so votings not the problem.
The source of the problem is who controls the media.
Bust up the media, and you break narrative control.
Why aren't we pursuing anti-monopoly laws?
> is because of the narrative that follows in the media.
so votings not the problem.
The source of the problem is who controls the media.
Bust up the media, and you break narrative control.
Why aren't we pursuing anti-monopoly laws?
Why aren't we pursuing anti-monopoly laws?
We have them! Our leaders like to pretend they don't exist. Healthcare was the first industry that disregarded our anti-monopolistic laws. I guess it snow balled from there.
>Why aren't we pursuing anti-monopoly laws?
We have them! Our leaders like to pretend they don't exist. Healthcare was the first industry that disregarded our anti-monopolistic laws. I guess it snow balled from there.
I think persuing mass lawsuits against the media for damages (property damages, and emotional damage) inflicted by them fanning the flames, would go a long way toward getting congress to throw the media under the bus.
I think persuing mass lawsuits against the media for damages (property damages, and emotional damage) inflicted by them fanning the flames, would go a long way toward getting congress to throw the media under the bus.
Agreed.
Agreed.
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