The media has manipulated the political narrative to cast those who simply want as many people as possible to be able to live dignified lives as wide-eyed radicals, and those who are unmoved by the rapid disintegration of both our democracy and planet as sober-thinking moderates.

Aug 11, 2021 · 4:15 PM UTC

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but according to #ACIM we are all one, so how are we to identify and forgive these manipulators, as we must? It's a challenge.
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So glad you are waking up and really wish you would just get a rich person tutor to catch you up a little quicker.
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Yep, manufactured consent.
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Throw in cynical @YouTube commentators and podcasters "Outside the Lamestream Media" who really are only in it for the ad revenue and sponsorship money and things are looking pretty bleak.
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I agree with identifying the false narrative, but let's not lump all "the media" together. By and large, professional journalists, when given the opportunity to perform legit journalism, are doing vital work. Trust and verify, and support responsible media.
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bbc.com/news/stories-5364038…
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theguardian.com/environment/…
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Ella @EllaFassler
12 Oct 2020
That time a 1901 newspaper out of Nebraska profiled Malatesta and called him 'The Head of the Reptile Brood,' drew a cute little picture of him and described his bike shop
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To be wide-eyed and radical is to see the original things (radical: radix, or root), but it’s the positioning of resignation and apathy as sober that I find most chilling about the media
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Violence is not without forgiveness unless it is more than physical more than death going up a mountain just to feel on a peak above what has to be below
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