Any examples? I think you are just making an assumption.

BBC, CNN and old those also have videos, base your accusation on something so I get to criticize it too, don’t just talk out of your ass.

My ideas change over time, so I guess all information may shift my position.

Doesn’t it tell you something that people get banned just for reporting the news? I don’t see anything wrong with the video and yet YouTube doesn’t allow their content.

Oh ok, when you told me to find other sources I got on the defensive. I like to make my own decisions. And others should do the same, instead of trusting me or whoever tries to convince them of anything.

postpartum depression

Yeah that’s it, they say the industry is trying to present postpartum depression as something that needs to be treated when it’s something very normal.

No I’m just sharing something I find interesting you are the one trying to convince me to watch whatever you tell me instead of whatever I want. You are the one trying to convince me of something.

The story is actually about a drug for recent mothers who apparently increases suicide tendencies.

Sure put everyone in the same bag. That’s a perfect example of media bias. Find a source for Redacted News so I can actually take you seriously. You should actually fact check the guests, since the hosts are mainly just asking questions.

I just don’t trust it.

According to recent surveys, trust in mainstream media has hit record lows in the United States, with only 9% of respondents saying they trust the mass media “a great deal” and 60% saying they have little to “no trust at all” in it.

• Network (1976) - We Are The Illusions Tube Speech
• The propaganda machine explained
• It’s a mediaopoly
• https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/media-distrust-big-news-1.5965622
• https://fortune.com/2023/02/15/trust-in-media-low-misinform-mislead-biased-republicans-democrats-poll-gallup/
• https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/editorials/2023/01/14/public-trust-in-the-news-media-is-tragically-low/
• https://news.gallup.com/poll/403166/americans-trust-media-remains-near-record-low.aspx
• https://www.pulitzer.org/article/why-do-so-many-americans-distrust-media

It’s an independent news source. I don’t know what makes it reputable, I just like the fact that they report the things that you would never see reported by mainstream propaganda outlets.

I find the last report particularly interesting. The Ukranian volunteer is saying you can count the Russian forces with the fingers, so according to that it’s basically Ukranians killing each other just because the West and the puppet leader have decided it.

The median salary in China is 26,800 Yuan (USD 3,855) per month. ^[1]

I’m not saying it about the post though, that’s your interpretation. I’m saying RT is as much a propaganda outlet as BBC, CNN, CBS, etc. So do not believe them outright, do your own due diligence.

Oh really? Please provide a source.

As far as I know

This is an Antifa instance

— @[email protected] on https://lemmy.ml/post/34286

All you fascists are bound to lose.

— @[email protected] on https://lemmy.ml/comment/6284

It’s as much propaganda as any news from the US mainstream propaganda outlets like BBC, CNN, CBS. They aren’t trying to inform you, they are misleading you into believing whatever they want you to believe. So to find the truth you need to see things from different perspectives and figure it out for yourself.

its a mediaopoly

acting like Daddy Vladdy’s media is somehow better than Western media

I’ve mentioned in a previous comment that both Russian and US media can be seen as propaganda. I value them equally and believe they hold similar importance. It’s essential for people to consider various perspectives before forming conclusions. I label US media as propaganda because it’s predominantly consumed, but the same applies to media from any other country.

I’ve been here for more than a year, I think it’s more like liberals have discovered Lemmy after the Reddit blackout. I can confirm it was good while it lasted, you didn’t hear so many sarcastic comments before.

The TikTok video appears to be more well-researched than most of the current reporting.

The summary is AI generated. You need to hear both Russian and US propaganda if you want to be able to know the truth about the war. The link doesn’t have to be true, you have to do your own due diligence by gathering as much information as possible and sifting through it if you want to reach the truth. This is just a piece of the puzzle. I don’t know why someone so critical of Russia would say comrade.

Edit: a dual citizen of the United States and Chile, who has been living in Kharkiv