- 28 Apr 2007 20:36
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This is the introduction of an essay I wrote for my Propaganda class:
Is the loss of our "freedom to think" at risk of undermining our "freedom to act?"
What does "democracy" mean in a propaganda-saturated media environment?
In my essay,I wrote:In our day and age, advertising is as ubiquitous as mosquitoes or air pollution. Privately owned conglomerates control the content and means of production of our daily media diet. What are the implications for democracy of this situation?
Is the loss of our "freedom to think" at risk of undermining our "freedom to act?"
What does "democracy" mean in a propaganda-saturated media environment?
Judaism, Christianity and Islam - all three accepted and promoted slavery and genocide,
so they will have no problems with human extinction either.
so they will have no problems with human extinction either.