Americans are eager to believe fake news.
The problem's not those that lie to us or how well they package those lies, but rather our own naivety.
Individuals and groups of peoples, (i.e civil and government entities) generally put their best faces forward, not above being less than accurate and/or are less than fully well informed. It's not surprising often, less than the truth and/or often lies are passed on to us,or we in turn further pass them on.
We may no longer be the largest, but we're still among the largest of the world's retail markets. We were among the first national democratic republics, a major national occupier of of an entire continent that was generally literate and governed by officials subject to general elections.
We have historically for more years and to a greater extent been subject to lies spread by larger scale mass media.
We USA adults don't generally accept Santa Clause or the Easter Bunny as factual, but we don't question what our media's report if it compatible to what we wish to believe. A spokeswoman for the U.S. president even told us he's offering us “alternative facts”. (This differs from another president who said, “I just give them the truth, and they think it's Hell”).
Don't blame the Russians, or the cigarette companies, or political parties and individuals for lying to us.
We less question what we want to believe.; a democracy generally does not obtain, and need not long endure lesser government than it's citizens deserve.
Regardless if you do or do not believe that President Donald Trump will “make America great again”, he is the president of the United States, the Republican Party has the White House and the majority of both congressional chambers, and we have no less than the government we deserve.
Respectfully, Supposn
The problem's not those that lie to us or how well they package those lies, but rather our own naivety.
Individuals and groups of peoples, (i.e civil and government entities) generally put their best faces forward, not above being less than accurate and/or are less than fully well informed. It's not surprising often, less than the truth and/or often lies are passed on to us,or we in turn further pass them on.
We may no longer be the largest, but we're still among the largest of the world's retail markets. We were among the first national democratic republics, a major national occupier of of an entire continent that was generally literate and governed by officials subject to general elections.
We have historically for more years and to a greater extent been subject to lies spread by larger scale mass media.
We USA adults don't generally accept Santa Clause or the Easter Bunny as factual, but we don't question what our media's report if it compatible to what we wish to believe. A spokeswoman for the U.S. president even told us he's offering us “alternative facts”. (This differs from another president who said, “I just give them the truth, and they think it's Hell”).
Don't blame the Russians, or the cigarette companies, or political parties and individuals for lying to us.
We less question what we want to believe.; a democracy generally does not obtain, and need not long endure lesser government than it's citizens deserve.
Regardless if you do or do not believe that President Donald Trump will “make America great again”, he is the president of the United States, the Republican Party has the White House and the majority of both congressional chambers, and we have no less than the government we deserve.
Respectfully, Supposn
