DustyInfinity
Platinum Member
Just heard some Mark Levine. He talked about warnings from the 40's on the power of mass media. It got me thinking about how they choose their agenda. An example is the racism mantra. Ben Shapiro gave poll numbers on how less than 10% of polls have racism as a major concern, yet the media pushes this non stop. He also pointed out that 27% polled had immigration as their #1 topic. This is higher than all the Democrat talking points combined. Cynical people have always said it is some sort of Alinsky type divide and conquer attack. That is probably true to a great extent, but I think there is more. The media in unison pushes anti police, anti-Christian, the idea nobody can survive without government control, multiple fluid genders, America is evil. and much more. It is pretty obvious that a lot of it is gain power, but the scarier thing is that they actually are trying to create their version of reality, they believe in it. For power is one thing, but the idea of these people being true believers is scary. They bought in to everybody hates everybody, is helpless, and that men are really women. They really believe America is evil and that we need a communist revolution. The media stranglehold was broken by the internet, so I think it is vital that we keep this last vestige of communication as free as possible.