Kizzy
27-06-2016, 02:27 PM
As shown during the referendum it cannot be relied upon that the media will have any reliable or factual information with which to base a decision on, that begs the question where do the electorate go for information?
The only solution I can think of is to research debates in the commons direct and trawl hansard, is there an easier way?
I truly believe that we are the 'mushroom' generation, kept in the dark and fed sh*t, where are the slogans? 'knowledge is power' 'know your rights'?...
We think we are in the know because we keep abreast of the news, but if the content is negligable as to it's factual content what's the point?
What are our contemporary issues, are they the same as the ones on the front pages?
Anyone else concerned they are being told what to think on issues rather than examining the issue at source and forming an opinion....
The only solution I can think of is to research debates in the commons direct and trawl hansard, is there an easier way?
I truly believe that we are the 'mushroom' generation, kept in the dark and fed sh*t, where are the slogans? 'knowledge is power' 'know your rights'?...
We think we are in the know because we keep abreast of the news, but if the content is negligable as to it's factual content what's the point?
What are our contemporary issues, are they the same as the ones on the front pages?
Anyone else concerned they are being told what to think on issues rather than examining the issue at source and forming an opinion....