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In reply to the discussion: The one question for which I really need an answer [View all]diva77
(7,880 posts)15. We need more regulation of media. Scientific journals have peer review. We need something
like that - perhaps a "truthiness rating system" and mandatory fact checks in order for a program to be classified as "news."
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We need more regulation of media. Scientific journals have peer review. We need something
diva77
Jun 2019
#15
we're already suffering the dire effects of unregulated "news" - I don't think things should
diva77
Jun 2019
#26
At least when the Fairness Doctrine was in effect, you didn't have Rush Limbaugh and his
diva77
Jun 2019
#30
I'd pretend what you responded to and your reponse are relevant to each other too.
LanternWaste
Jun 2019
#34
Used to be that Americans had honor and morality and would never had elected some thing like that
demtenjeep
Jun 2019
#19
I share your concern. In any decent system such charlatans would be disqualified.
BSdetect
Jun 2019
#8
In any country of decent people, such charlatans wouldn't stand a chance of being elected anyway
FiveGoodMen
Jun 2019
#37