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Anonymous wrote:Why would anti-Trump sites be necessary? Reality has a liberal bias. Reality under the Trump admin is that a felon x34 who doesn’t understand or care about laws, norms, competence, good governance, any governance, the economy or Americans who don’t fly MAGA flags is POTUS. At this point, the National Review and WSJ are running what MAGA would call anti-Trump propaganda.

A jet worth hundreds of millions from Qatar for taxpayers (who apparently can’t afford Medicaid) to outfit at the cost of hundreds of millions as a 3rd AF1 he can keep when he leaves office? With truth like this, why bother with propaganda?

Your guy acts like mobster, and is a sociopathic, demented felon. Fact. This is 100% self inflicted OP.

And yet I’m generally pleased with him as President.

DP. That says a lot about you.

I said “generally”, not “totally”. And it does say a lot about me, chiefly, that I’m more in touch with the America outside of the artificial bubble we live in here.

Could Trump do a few things better? Of course. How James Comey hasn’t been raided by a SWAT team at 4 am some morning yet is beyond disappointing…. But Trump almost 4 years ahead of him so I’m sure the DOJ will get around to it. Until then, Comey can keep eyeing the Sword of Damocles hanging above him.

You're going to raid someone with SWAT over seashells? And something that can't even be credibly considered a threat?
Wow. That says even more about you.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would anti-Trump sites be necessary? Reality has a liberal bias. Reality under the Trump admin is that a felon x34 who doesn’t understand or care about laws, norms, competence, good governance, any governance, the economy or Americans who don’t fly MAGA flags is POTUS. At this point, the National Review and WSJ are running what MAGA would call anti-Trump propaganda.

A jet worth hundreds of millions from Qatar for taxpayers (who apparently can’t afford Medicaid) to outfit at the cost of hundreds of millions as a 3rd AF1 he can keep when he leaves office? With truth like this, why bother with propaganda?

Your guy acts like mobster, and is a sociopathic, demented felon. Fact. This is 100% self inflicted OP.

And yet I’m generally pleased with him as President.

DP. That says a lot about you.

I said “generally”, not “totally”. And it does say a lot about me, chiefly, that I’m more in touch with the America outside of the artificial bubble we live in here.

Could Trump do a few things better? Of course. How James Comey hasn’t been raided by a SWAT team at 4 am some morning yet is beyond disappointing…. But Trump almost 4 years ahead of him so I’m sure the DOJ will get around to it. Until then, Comey can keep eyeing the Sword of Damocles hanging above him.

Lol. Would they raid his house for shells?

Trump's reaction to Pence's potential hanging: "Maybe our supporters have the right idea. Mike Pence deserves it."
Trump said General Mark Miley should be executed.
Trump demands that his forces “crack skulls” and “beat the f*ck out” of protesters.
Trump said “just shoot” racism protestors.

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Anonymous wrote:Why would anti-Trump sites be necessary? Reality has a liberal bias. Reality under the Trump admin is that a felon x34 who doesn’t understand or care about laws, norms, competence, good governance, any governance, the economy or Americans who don’t fly MAGA flags is POTUS. At this point, the National Review and WSJ are running what MAGA would call anti-Trump propaganda.

A jet worth hundreds of millions from Qatar for taxpayers (who apparently can’t afford Medicaid) to outfit at the cost of hundreds of millions as a 3rd AF1 he can keep when he leaves office? With truth like this, why bother with propaganda?

Your guy acts like mobster, and is a sociopathic, demented felon. Fact. This is 100% self inflicted OP.

And yet I’m generally pleased with him as President.

DP. That says a lot about you.

I said “generally”, not “totally”. And it does say a lot about me, chiefly, that I’m more in touch with the America outside of the artificial bubble we live in here.

Could Trump do a few things better? Of course. How James Comey hasn’t been raided by a SWAT team at 4 am some morning yet is beyond disappointing…. But Trump almost 4 years ahead of him so I’m sure the DOJ will get around to it. Until then, Comey can keep eyeing the Sword of Damocles hanging above him.

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Anonymous wrote:I think there are a lot of content farms funded by either foreign interests. There's a kind of "template" look to these sites and I see them on both the right and the left.

These are kind of easy to clock for people who grew up with the internet. I'm more concerned that our actual journalism industry has essentially abdicated their code of professional ethics and will report lies and intentionally suppress the truth. I am sometimes misled by them about substantial issues. (For example, I kind of thought Russiagate might have some basis in fact, I thought the laptop might indeed be a Russian op, etc. Now when the media is saying there's nothing wrong in South Africa, and there's nothing weird about Biden's cancer, I'm like... 👍.)

Agree completely with the part in bold

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Anonymous wrote:I think there are a lot of content farms funded by either foreign interests. There's a kind of "template" look to these sites and I see them on both the right and the left.

These are kind of easy to clock for people who grew up with the internet. I'm more concerned that our actual journalism industry has essentially abdicated their code of professional ethics and will report lies and intentionally suppress the truth. I am sometimes misled by them about substantial issues. (For example, I kind of thought Russiagate might have some basis in fact, I thought the laptop might indeed be a Russian op, etc. Now when the media is saying there's nothing wrong in South Africa, and there's nothing weird about Biden's cancer, I'm like... 👍.)

There were indictments on Russian election interference and law enforcement said the laptop story had the signs if an op. And the hunter bribe “witness” admitted in court, under oath, that he lied to the FBI and was then charged for it.

I think you’re still learning media literacy yourself.

Anonymous wrote:I think there are a lot of content farms funded by either foreign interests. There's a kind of "template" look to these sites and I see them on both the right and the left.

These are kind of easy to clock for people who grew up with the internet. I'm more concerned that our actual journalism industry has essentially abdicated their code of professional ethics and will report lies and intentionally suppress the truth. I am sometimes misled by them about substantial issues. (For example, I kind of thought Russiagate might have some basis in fact, I thought the laptop might indeed be a Russian op, etc. Now when the media is saying there's nothing wrong in South Africa, and there's nothing weird about Biden's cancer, I'm like... 👍.)

Anonymous wrote:Have you seen these anti Trump propaganda sites?

Sarkari Form
Latin Times (news for Latinos but they don't cover barely any... news about Latino people or issues.)

They pretend to be general news sites, but:
* They appear to have the same web design code, and no branding of any kind.

* Almost all the articles are Trump resistance posts. They contain facts, but...

* They are plagiarized from WaPO etc without giving any credit or citing any sources

* They often post misleading headlines, like claiming to quote Trump but it's actually something an anti-Trump said about Trump.

* They hide info about their writers, who appear to be fake identities

* They are frequently posted to Reddit echo chamber subreddits, where people have long discussions about the false claims in the headline, and not about the actual facts.

Anonymous wrote:I think there are a lot of content farms funded by either foreign interests. There's a kind of "template" look to these sites and I see them on both the right and the left.

These are kind of easy to clock for people who grew up with the internet. I'm more concerned that our actual journalism industry has essentially abdicated their code of professional ethics and will report lies and intentionally suppress the truth. I am sometimes misled by them about substantial issues. (For example, I kind of thought Russiagate might have some basis in fact, I thought the laptop might indeed be a Russian op, etc. Now when the media is saying there's nothing wrong in South Africa, and there's nothing weird about Biden's cancer, I'm like... 👍.)

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Anonymous wrote:Now do one for the RWNJ sites, OP. Do you think Fox News reports the news?

That’s not the point.

The point is we are all being manipulated by infotainment

Anonymous wrote:Now do one for the RWNJ sites, OP. Do you think Fox News reports the news?