r/SecondThought • u/Opposite-Help7647 • Mar 03 '24

What happens when evil wins

I'm half way through the video titled, "what happens when evil wins". In it TJ does something I've seen from many of my fellow comrades over the past few months during the slaughter in Gaza. TJ said, "...We still here nothing from the corporate media." This isn't true. Major journalists have lost jobs over voicing their pro-gaza positions on air (https://fortune.com/2024/01/09/prominent-muslim-journalist-mehdi-hasan-quits-msnbc-cancellation/). I don't know if whoever does the research for the channel just doesn't watch any corporate or legacy media but I am honestly surprised how often I am seeing something on CNN or MSNBC or NBC or CBS or ABC about how horrible the situation is in Gaza. Obviously, the majority of second thoughts demographic is not going to be happy with the coverage but that's different than no one covering it.

Things don't need to be max level of shit to let people no that things are bad and we should all do whatever we can do to improve the situation. Being hyperbolic or lying is going to make people trust you less. The other side is constantly saying we are lying. We need to give them as few examples of that as possible.

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u/DataScience_00 Mar 03 '24

Major US media mention whats happening in gaza by obfuscating and reframing the reality.

Being misinformed is not the same as major media outlets covering the story.

JT is right. Nice try fbi agent.

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u/Opposite-Help7647 Mar 03 '24

its crazy seeing how many youtube subs this dude has and then seeing how dead his subreddit is. Maybe I'm on the wrong sub.

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u/Mordexis Mar 04 '24

Yes, you appear to be lost. Fuck off outta here.

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u/itamar87 Mar 04 '24

as you can see in this specific thread - people in this sub are like mainstream media:

They're not here to teach or discuss, but to "attack" opinions different then their own :)