It's more informational to read people's reactions to the news on Facebook than it is to read the news itself. That way you can see if the programming is taking hold and get a hint what the real psychological agenda is.
It's more informational to read people's reactions to the news on Facebook than it is to read the news itself. That way you can see if the programming is taking hold and get a hint what the real psychological agenda is.
That is a nice angle to look at it. Subtle yet effective. Hmm if only I still had Facebook and didn't dump their spying, data mining BS 3 yrs ago.
I don't post much on there, but it is the easiest way to keep in touch with a lot of friends and family. Only it's kind of depressing to see how much mainstream news they take as truth without question.