O'Keefe = Thayer Evans with a video camera.
The corporate media seems to have agreed on the term "provocateur" to describe O'Keefe -- you'll generally see this word in most articles about him.
Once the media agrees on a term / buzzword, they use social engineering to push it out.
Here's an example of this social engineering in action ---- in this case the buzzword was "power through."
The corporate media seems to have agreed on the term "provocateur" to describe O'Keefe -- you'll generally see this word in most articles about him.
Once the media agrees on a term / buzzword, they use social engineering to push it out.
Here's an example of this social engineering in action ---- in this case the buzzword was "power through."
So you're ok with the MSM, who is supposed to have some sort of journalistic integrity, orchestrating a narrative to sell to the masses? I think that's different from something like POL or Slate or Huffpost or infowars doing the same. Wouldn't you agree?Hashtag/buzzword and meme warfare if far from the exclusive purview of "the corporate media".
Agree with this. There's always legit bad stuff he exposes, but it is generally far enough in the weeds only those of us that follow politics closely even care. I've tuned him out.That's all he has? Consistent let down... big bang then lots of whimper...
So you're ok with the MSM, who is supposed to have some sort of journalistic integrity, orchestrating a narrative to sell to the masses? I think that's different from something like POL or Slate or Huffpost or infowars doing the same. Wouldn't you agree?
So your expectation of NBC news is the same as that for infowars and slate? I can get down with that, but I feel like the big three, at least, should put more weight on getting it right than getting ratings (at least more so than cable news and the like). Integrity has value.No. I wouldn't. And if it is different then why in the hell did the Trump administration give Infowars Press credentials. This is what is so irritating about the "fakenews" bs I see from people that post /pol/, Infowars, gateway pundit etc. as if they SHOULD just as trusted because they are MORE reliable and truthful than mainstream media.....but then argue like you do that they shouldn't be held to the same standards.
They are all....ALL MEDIA....selling a narrative to attract readers....to sell ads....to make money.
Hell, orchestrating a narrative to sell to the masses for personal power and profit is exactly what Trump, the left, the right, are all doing too.
So your expectation of NBC news is the same as that for infowars and slate? I can get down with that, but I feel like the big three, at least, should put more weight on getting it right than getting ratings (at least more so than cable news and the like). Integrity has value.
Since when do you follow the White House's lead?If the White House treats them all the same (or in cases like Infowars, etc....even more favorably), why should I evaluate them with differing standards of integrity?
Since when do you follow the White House's lead?
Since when do you follow the White House's lead?
I'm not saying you are following his lead and I'm not being confrontational.I asked a question. Didn't say I was following anyone's lead, and I think you missed my point. To answer your question, though...I have stated multiple times there are things that Trump has been doing that I approve of. I guess I'm following his lead on those.
However, holding the "Big 3" to a different integrity level while using media outlets with even less integrity to assist in your accumulation of power and money is hypocritical and I'm not going to buy off on that.
I'm not saying you are following his lead and I'm not being confrontational.
To answer your question, you can evaluate them the same, but maybe have different expectations.