Well it's best for the Media to not try and influence people's votes.

This is true. We need to start holding newspapers up to higher standards, or they're just gonna keep meddling with public opinion.

all this moaning about brexit, why did the UK want brexit anyway if it only causes trouble :joker:

again...............who? says so..............newspapers have always aligned

themselves with parties/causes

Mark L

agincourt.....crecy....hastings....trafalger.... waterloo

ze engleeesh have never liked/trusted those french

Mark L

Well Mensa thinks I'm a genius and I'm not old yet so that theory is blown. :shrug: I do have a lot of cats though. :think:

Mensa appears to have made a mistake, as you don't even appear to understand the difference between "a lot of" and "all" :think:.

Must be a paradox. :shrug:

Newspapers are owned by the few, giving those few the power to sway public opinion is dangerous. Newspapers should leave it up to the reader to make up their own minds.

........meanwhile in the real world...............readers choose a newspaper that

reflects their interests

.................and i avoid reading any newspaper

Mark L

I agree Although there is an argument against which says to not have a free press is the start of a dictatorship and the downfall of democracy.Although when most media is controlled by so few organisations the idea of free press may be a far cry from what we have.