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It wasn't made up?!???Rinkals wrote:Christ.Brazil wrote:Marina Hyde on the Conference and Momentum's side event. Rather good:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... e-paranoia
It's impossible to separate the parody from the commentary.
Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Precious fûckers from both sides care deeply. Normal human beings don’t.c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Rinkals wrote:We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Just imagine if the only outlets for 'news' were The Sun and the Daily Mail.
Which people are also free to boycottRinkals wrote:We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Just imagine if the only outlets for 'news' were The Sun and the Daily Mail.
Already trending on tw@tterMick Mannock wrote:Which people are also free to boycottRinkals wrote:We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Just imagine if the only outlets for 'news' were The Sun and the Daily Mail.
c69 wrote:Not really tbh, it's a liberal paper and during the 80s and 90s it staunchly supported the move to theopenclashXX wrote:#BoycottTheGuardian is being organised by The Canary, which is a sort of Breitbart for lefties, because of the Guardian's coverage of the Corbyn antisemitism stuff
This is the state of British politics, where lefties consider the Guardian to be too right wing
right of the LP with its support of Kinnock and Blair and the marginalisation of the left in the LP.
It has never been a fan of hard left politics.
You rely on bloggers and social media for your news?bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Just imagine if the only outlets for 'news' were The Sun and the Daily Mail.
It's like the Internet just got cancelled.News papers are irrelevant.
Rinkals wrote:You rely on bloggers and social media for your news?bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:We all should be giving a shit, whatever part of the political spectrum you belong to.eldanielfire wrote:Guardian readers?c69 wrote:Really? Who gives a shit about the Guardian or the twats that want to boycott it.
Just imagine if the only outlets for 'news' were The Sun and the Daily Mail.
It's like the Internet just got cancelled.News papers are irrelevant.
Why am I not surprised?
The print media (and the MSM in general) is fundamental in providing the infrastructure for formal news gathering.bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:You rely on bloggers and social media for your news?bimboman wrote:
It's like the Internet just got cancelled.News papers are irrelevant.
Why am I not surprised?
Just imagne believing all the internet, television and other broadcaster news would disappear, that'd be a really dumb thought.
Why am I not surprised?
Rinkals wrote:The print media (and the MSM in general) is fundamental in providing the infrastructure for formal news gathering.bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:You rely on bloggers and social media for your news?bimboman wrote:
It's like the Internet just got cancelled.News papers are irrelevant.
Why am I not surprised?
Just imagne believing all the internet, television and other broadcaster news would disappear, that'd be a really dumb thought.
Why am I not surprised?
Bloggers and social media are mostly informal and can spew out any old shit for you to lap up and post with no requirement for fact checking or other ethical considerations.
Anything to the right of socialism is Far right to Chubster..What bullshit.bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:The print media (and the MSM in general) is fundamental in providing the infrastructure for formal news gathering.bimboman wrote:Rinkals wrote:You rely on bloggers and social media for your news?bimboman wrote:
It's like the Internet just got cancelled.News papers are irrelevant.
Why am I not surprised?
Just imagne believing all the internet, television and other broadcaster news would disappear, that'd be a really dumb thought.
Why am I not surprised?
Bloggers and social media are mostly informal and can spew out any old shit for you to lap up and post with no requirement for fact checking or other ethical considerations.
The slow death of the print media seems to have completly passed you by. The broadcast MSM in the UK is left wing bias.
I don't believe that!Mick Mannock wrote:People only believe the news they want to believe...largely, these days.
I don't believe youeldanielfire wrote:I don't believe that!Mick Mannock wrote:People only believe the news they want to believe...largely, these days.
That's because you just want to believe that.Mick Mannock wrote:I don't believe youeldanielfire wrote:I don't believe that!Mick Mannock wrote:People only believe the news they want to believe...largely, these days.
SamShark wrote:Athough, by definition, people in the centre aren't revolutionary, there really needs to be a bit of a mobilisation of centrists or they will be shut out of power, despite representing the majority of people.
L....Lib Dems?SamShark wrote:Athough, by definition, people in the centre aren't revolutionary, there really needs to be a bit of a mobilisation of centrists or they will be shut out of power, despite representing the majority of people.
I read it somewhereeldanielfire wrote:That's because you just want to believe that.Mick Mannock wrote:I don't believe youeldanielfire wrote:I don't believe that!Mick Mannock wrote:People only believe the news they want to believe...largely, these days.
Hasn't that always been the way? Confirmation bias is just considerably easier today thanks to the t'internet where you can filter out anything that doesn't support your world view - hence why our politics is becoming increasingly polarised.Mick Mannock wrote:People only believe the news they want to believe...largely, these days.