Media bias in the United States - Wikipedia
A large majority of our train of thought comes from what we're used to seeing in the media. We are a more accepting and open minded world than ever -but there comes a time when we need to step back and reevaluate our own positions on everything.
We're open to gay marriage, sex changes, third world rights, animal control, abortions, and so many more things but where do we draw lines where something is right, and something is wrong? We used to draw those lines using religion, but as we're all aware religion has slowly worked its way out of a large portion of North American culture.
Many of my coworkers and and colleagues have no realization of what actually goes on in the world. Do US soldiers actually fight wars that are "protecting our country" or are they in political interest of big money? Is Trump nearly as bad as CNN and others say he is? Is ISIS real? Do the vaccinations work? As an average person you wouldn't know many of these things, but we can make guesses.
My question I guess is where do you all stand in terms of how you view the world? Do you find yourself following everything that is said on your favorite media site? Or do you like to think you're more independent and follow your own beliefs?
What really brings this thought into my mind is the Trump Administration. Consistently bashed by the media even when he isn't necessarily doing anything wrong. It's funny in a way because when now when I see a headline about him I don't even slow down - just another day.
Some simple questions maybe for you guys to answer and I'll play devils advocate on:
1) A man can love a man, a women can love a man, a women can love a women, a man can love a women so why couldn't in theory an adult and a 14 year old love each other? Or maybe a man/women and a horse? If you answer that "it's wrong to do those things" then explain why it's wrong. It was said years ago that two men could not marry because it was wrong.
2) Is there more than two genders? Is it possible that through lack of direction as parents that gender roles are lost? Or is it genetic and from day ONE you were a the opposite sex trapped in the wrong body.
3) Does the United States fight for us, or in reality is United States the asshole of the world? The schoolyard bully perhaps. Our main focus is being the biggest and baddest. Is that for our safety? Or is it to force our will?
Thanks for participating, I'm just yammering on as I'm bored and buzzed lol.
A large majority of our train of thought comes from what we're used to seeing in the media. We are a more accepting and open minded world than ever -but there comes a time when we need to step back and reevaluate our own positions on everything.
We're open to gay marriage, sex changes, third world rights, animal control, abortions, and so many more things but where do we draw lines where something is right, and something is wrong? We used to draw those lines using religion, but as we're all aware religion has slowly worked its way out of a large portion of North American culture.
Many of my coworkers and and colleagues have no realization of what actually goes on in the world. Do US soldiers actually fight wars that are "protecting our country" or are they in political interest of big money? Is Trump nearly as bad as CNN and others say he is? Is ISIS real? Do the vaccinations work? As an average person you wouldn't know many of these things, but we can make guesses.
My question I guess is where do you all stand in terms of how you view the world? Do you find yourself following everything that is said on your favorite media site? Or do you like to think you're more independent and follow your own beliefs?
What really brings this thought into my mind is the Trump Administration. Consistently bashed by the media even when he isn't necessarily doing anything wrong. It's funny in a way because when now when I see a headline about him I don't even slow down - just another day.
Some simple questions maybe for you guys to answer and I'll play devils advocate on:
1) A man can love a man, a women can love a man, a women can love a women, a man can love a women so why couldn't in theory an adult and a 14 year old love each other? Or maybe a man/women and a horse? If you answer that "it's wrong to do those things" then explain why it's wrong. It was said years ago that two men could not marry because it was wrong.
2) Is there more than two genders? Is it possible that through lack of direction as parents that gender roles are lost? Or is it genetic and from day ONE you were a the opposite sex trapped in the wrong body.
3) Does the United States fight for us, or in reality is United States the asshole of the world? The schoolyard bully perhaps. Our main focus is being the biggest and baddest. Is that for our safety? Or is it to force our will?
Thanks for participating, I'm just yammering on as I'm bored and buzzed lol.










































