Pretty simple question. Feel free to provide examples. :)
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Pretty simple question. Feel free to provide examples. :)
Depends on the proof they provide :P
Well yes and that too. Half of it isnt actually what we want to hear though.
Depends on the situation and who's telling it.
sometimes yes but when you study media you tend to see through the crap more
I know there's always two sides to one story and the media often only show the side that gets the most views/money. So I'm skeptical of it.
If the source is reliable yes.
it depends
i read news a lot so i can usually tell which journalists are best to go to for X or Y story or not
generalising the media is never gonna end well for anyone involved
as a general rule yes though but you should never take anyone's word for anything, especially in america where there's no un-partisan sites (like our BBC, even though that's been accused of leanings...) as far as I know?
I'd never trust a controversh story from one site though without backing it up somehow!
I do. I just don't know, if I don't trust media, then to what should I put my trust into?