flashback 4 years- what has changed?

[68Charger]

yeah, the guy presenting says he's "progressive" whatever that means to him...

but I can agree with the message, regardless...



I still see what crap google feeds based on my profile.. and I think this is probably more that divides us as a people... you see what you want to see, liberal fidiots see what they want to see... so we stay in our bubbles.

Let me know what you think.

[jhood001]

No surprise here. People like a resonating chamber of their own ideas being blasted back at them. It makes us feel comfortable. It makes us feel that our own ideas and actions are 'correct'.

An industry is capitalizing on that. Can we blame them for providing a wanted service that generates revenue?

We're at the point where everything we view - whether online or on our cable/satellite boxes - is observed, calculated and recorded.

The only way a person can sway what is being provided is to police one's own curiosity. Don't like it? Don't watch it. Even if what you consider to be opposition is being aired and you're curious about it.

[Ah Pook]

flashback 4 years- what has changed?

Well, I have more grey.

[Great-Kazoo]

Nothing, except the blatant attempts to curtail out Constitutional RIGHTS. Through lies, deception and more lies.

[roberth]

Nothing, except the blatant attempts to curtail out Constitutional RIGHTS. Through lies, deception and more lies.

Exactly.

[JohnnyDrama]

Good post. I know lots of people who live inside their bubbles and refuse to acknowledge that such a thing even exists. I figured out journalists had agendas back about 1991 when I started looking at news magazines, side by side, in a library. It was the headlines that intrigued me at first, then I started to pick up the magazines and peruse the articles. I figured out which magazines had what slant and could compare stories on the same subject. What an eye opener.