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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe US media is clearly not a fan of No Kings.
The Guardian has it prominently on their website. CNN has it buried far down the page. WRAL in Raleigh seems to have already shoved it down the memory hole.
Just another thing we are up against - don't piss off the king.
Doodley
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NoMoreRepugs
(12,065 posts)AI driven social media is soon going to be dictating what the malleable masses will think and know.
Zambero
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Certain media can try and rub out this event, but at the end of the day tens of millions from one end of the country to another were able to witness the magnitude of this event in their own communities.
yaesu
(9,309 posts)They know that when the class war comes their gated sanctuaries, military bases will not protect them when the shit hits the fan. The shit will hit when Russian agent orange makes elections irrelevant.
RedWhiteBlueIsRacist
(2,020 posts)Ocelot II
(130,495 posts)quaint
(5,069 posts)SheltieLover
(80,393 posts)TBF
(36,632 posts)I don't watch any of that anymore. I do check out the Wall Street Journal to see what they're up to (the ultimate paper of the capitalists), but I've decided to support the indy media on Substack instead.
BumRushDaShow
(169,561 posts)they DID blank out CPAC yesterday and earlier this week, and that has ALWAYS been a media lovefest but overall shitshow, and that was thanks to No Kings!
kimbutgar
(27,242 posts)mucifer
(25,662 posts)Acknowledged over three thousand protests and 8 million protesters They even interviewed a protester who was upset about the Iran war.
They usually are busy normalizing the trump crap. Today was better.
llmart
(17,606 posts)I am quite certain that generations younger than 80 never watch TV or mainstream nightly news programs, and even in my age group of cohorts that are 60 and 70 they get their news from various internet sites. Yes, that can be good or bad, but at least there are many more outlets than ABC CBS NBC CNN that they're exposed to.
ChicagoTeamster
(944 posts)onethatcares
(16,992 posts)it's like 3000 citizens and their opinions didn't exist.
bagimin
(1,703 posts)radical noodle
(10,594 posts)and CNN was full of No Kings stories last night when I checked.
FakeNoose
(41,585 posts)Why waste time looking at CNN? Who cares what the toadies cover anyway ....
Amaryllis
(11,267 posts)gulliver
(13,978 posts)But I'm all for people getting out in the sun and getting some oxytocin.
Playingmantis
(637 posts)And spent a lot of time on it
barbtries
(31,307 posts)I just watched some of the coverage from WRAL and WTVD. Saw the helicopters from them both during the protest in Durham.
Both made sure to push out propaganda from krasnov and company as part of the coverage, and downplayed the numbers. Disgusting.
Lemon Lyman
(1,593 posts)Yet they glazed every tea party hissy fit, not matter the size. Fox and other rw sh*thold media sets the tone...they decide what's going to be covered, then the rest of the mainstream ("liberal"
media follows suit. Look how much time and energy EVERY outlet spent on kirk. You think a liberal podcaster would get THAT coverage. Pffft!
orangecrush
(30,207 posts)USA Today "No Kings" story and others top result when I searched "Breaking news".
Stop with this defeatist stuff, please.
Ford_Prefect
(8,609 posts)declare independence from the US. How would that be characterized?
In terms of polling for politics or policy it is a very significant number.
Typical polls for approval of a policy, party, or president interview 1200 to 2000 individuals. Although they are selected and sorted for various factors it is rather a small number to judge an entire population on. To the people who depend on TV advertising to sell groceries, soap, insurance and all sorts of other items these are significant numbers.
IMO given the proportional relationships which underly polling 8 million should be a very firm indication if not an outright fact.
No?
Rebl2
(17,722 posts)of my local stations covered our local NKMarchs and it was the top story. I live close to a state line and there were several marches on both sides of the state line.
harumph
(3,265 posts)1WorldHope
(2,050 posts)The front page was all about the Spring Football game. And the journalist just can't make good estimates. They always write that hundreds and hundreds were there. Last year we had over 5,000. This year more like 2 thousand. I called the paper and told them that, while the article was well written, the journalist vastly underestimates every time, and that the football game was not the most important event in Lincoln yesterday. Sure we are in Nebraska, but, cars full of people going to that game were hanging out the windows and honking their approval as they drove by our protest. We will not be silenced!
travelingthrulife
(5,176 posts)never happened. Millions of people in the streets against the war, but what you saw on media was 30 people at a tea party. with 40 portapotties.
PATRICK
(12,381 posts)they got caught out(no great consequence except educationally for us) in determined fashion downsizing all protest numbers just about each time there was another media release or new outlet. From many thousands etc etc down to some hundreds for example. And even when the Tea Party was snarked at they got immense coverage and no investigation or criticism or number emphasis. Some of those AH's were cosplay actors trundled around the country for any GOP purpose.