i never really understood this entirely. please explain
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Hyperborean_ on scored.co
1 year ago7 points(+0/-0/+7Score on mirror)1 child
I'm sure there are multiple different reasons, here's at least a few points that I think are relevant...
1) Most people tend to subconsciously let their guard down in the comfort of their own home, which makes it easier for propaganda to resonate with them than it would in public where people are going to be more alert and aware of their surroundings.
2) The repetitive nature of the messaging across all programming. It doesn't matter if someone is watching the news, a movie, a sitcom, sportsball, etc, the exact same worldview is presented and repeatedly reinforced.
3) No one is disputing the judeo-propaganda and alternative viewpoints are being misrepresented and ridiculed. If someone is not evaluating the information they are receiving through a critical lens, they are left with the impression that what they see/hear on the television is a universal truth.
1) Most people tend to subconsciously let their guard down in the comfort of their own home, which makes it easier for propaganda to resonate with them than it would in public where people are going to be more alert and aware of their surroundings.
2) The repetitive nature of the messaging across all programming. It doesn't matter if someone is watching the news, a movie, a sitcom, sportsball, etc, the exact same worldview is presented and repeatedly reinforced.
3) No one is disputing the judeo-propaganda and alternative viewpoints are being misrepresented and ridiculed. If someone is not evaluating the information they are receiving through a critical lens, they are left with the impression that what they see/hear on the television is a universal truth.