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Originally Posted by Chico23231
what?
anyways, Fake news needs to be called out each when major news organizations are spreading it. You seriously don't have a problem with it?
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The difference lies in our approach. We can agree that CNN is trying to shift coverage from "poor people don't like rising gas prices" to "blame OPEC/etc." right?
You are trying to fight it, by clicking it, and sharing it, which leads to more clicks and shares.
I am ignoring it, because there's nothing to gain by clicking it and sharing it, which puts more revenue in their pocket.
If you got your news from credible sources and stuck to the facts (I.E. "majority of France is unhappy with the new gas tax and is united in protesting it" which is all I need to know) and ignored the rest you'd probably be happier. Instead you spend your time seeking out CNN (seriously, the way to weaken CNN is to ignore them FFS, the less people read their shit the less of an impact they make) and sharing their shit, which is only helping their cause. They don't give a shit about yours, or my, opinion. As long as you click.
S/N if the previous president of France was the one that set the gas tax in motion, and Macron was the one who kept it going, why are you putting it all on Macron?
By that same logic when the deficit becomes outrageous after Trump leaves office, it will be Trump's successor's fault for not doing anything about it.