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Are the right being silenced.
Are the media beginning to silence the right wing of politics?
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Sadly no, you're louder than ever.
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The media is all run by billionaires with a natural self interest in advancing the policies of conservatives, so no.
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Yes The BBC is guilty of that. |
I wouldn't say so, tbh in the past few years it almost seems the opposite if anything. Mind, the guardian and co have always done left wing slanting, mail and that right wing, there just seems to be more right leaning papers about, rather than anyone being silenced I think.
My go to read is the times these days. The guardian I cannot trust to actually report on stuff, mails too ott...and times seems about right for a mix of everything. Friends say this is proof I am now right wing! But...it doesnt seem right to me tbh? Seems to be about as close to middle ground as exists these days.. (edit. Mind I read the metro more than anything else, as its free and I do a lot of long buses!) |
I read the metro but the times is to big for me to feel comfortable reading on public transport.
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"(edit. Mind I read the metro more than anything else, as its free and I do a lot of long buses!) "
Thats OK the Metro is a mixture of storys a easy read and free |
No, but the right love to act like victims.
You can never claim that the right is silenced when such a large part of media is owned by the Murdoch Empire and they push their agenda loud and clear. |
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Ahh yeah, I don't buy it for public transport D: Just if I buy for at home ocasionally, and I have a subscription too so tend to use their site a lot. Quote:
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British media in particular is heavily right wing leaning, to act like you are being silenced just isn't true, you're being catered to more often than not. |
Er, no, not at all.
The opposite is possibly more the case. In my opinion anyway. |
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Unless you have viewpoints similar to Nigel Farage, then you just get classed as not good enough by our Media. |
Thr media aren't, but social media platforms seem to like banning right wing public figures.
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Social media platforms are private companies and have no obligation to host everybody. Extremists can create their own platform and spout their nonsense there. They already have Fox btw. I'm not going to wring my hands bc some fascists get kicked off Facebook |
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Your comparison does not work. It's like exclaiming that TiBB does not have the right to deny people the ability to post. |
It’s all yesterday’s news, all papers are the same, they just have bigger words.
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Look at any independent analysis of media bias and you'll see. |
In the social media age we're in now, more and more people are looking for news that fits their own opinion, rather than neutral reporting or anything that challenges their views.
Most users on Twitter, for example, that post about politics - and if you look at the posts about a political topic it bears this out - are on the left or liberal side of politics. So left-wing political users have greater numbers on Twitter and are more likely to get their way in complaints (through having a louder voice) about other users' behaviour, than the other side. It's just better business for Twitter to favour the greater number of users. |
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Right wing people keep getting banned from social media because they break the ****ing rules. You aren't arguing that they are being treated unfairly, you're arguing that they should get special treatment and be exempt from the rules. |
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No, they’re talking as much as ever.... its just that nobodys listening anymore.
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Me trying to decipher what the hell this means. |
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