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Of course, not Tomi Lahren though...
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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2023
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Aren't easily influenced?
Have you been living under a rock?
In the past 5-10 years all the populist idiot politicians came to power because of internet media, young people sharing hod knows what bullshit with eachother without ever thinking what's true and not.
The pandemic and climate change are two enormous problems (one likely terminal) that were riddled with misinformation that caused so much suffering for nothing...
The next generation is just as bad as the current, and previous
Have you been living under a rock?
What you're describing is simply the Big Tobacco playbook from the 1950s being adapted into modern communications methods. If we didn't have internet media, I guarantee you we'd still be seeing pandemic misinformation on AM radio and climate change lies on news networks funded by Shell and BP.
isn't OP making same point? That is, every generation is similar innterms of being influeced. Why are you guys arguing? ๐
I dunno, around here we only use AM radio as an emergency source of information for weather and road hazards.
I've never heard a political nutjob advertising any AM radio station. Only ads I see for AM radio is on the side of the highway in case of emergencies.