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In reply to the discussion: how did the older posters here avoid being radicalized by Faux and AM hate radio? [View all]marybourg
(13,643 posts)69. And "Jews will not replace us".
(Which seems to have been sanitized lately to "you will not replace us"in the msm.
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how did the older posters here avoid being radicalized by Faux and AM hate radio? [View all]
pstokely
Apr 2023
OP
All these youngsters making assumptions about us.. I am 75 and wondering what will it be like to
LiberalArkie
Apr 2023
#77
1st of all for most of my early years theres was only 3 major TV channels NBC, CBS, and ABC.
Fla Dem
Apr 2023
#86
Back then the networks had to present a certain percent of their broadcast time to actual news
LiberalArkie
Apr 2023
#87
I'm sure it's on my cable system, but I've never felt the need to check it out
Rhiannon12866
Apr 2023
#12
Yes, we saw that tonight. There is something really wrong with Mike Lindell.
Rhiannon12866
Apr 2023
#20
I removed it from my channel guide. Don't have to worry about seeing it.
LiberalFighter
Apr 2023
#85
There are several references on this thread regarding the term "geezer," yet the
allegorical oracle
Apr 2023
#117
It was used before it was changed to "older posters." Why do you think posters here are...
brush
Apr 2023
#131
There was no "edited" noted on my screen signifying that it was changed. That's why I asked
allegorical oracle
Apr 2023
#154
Commercial advertisements don't mesmerize everyone into buying the product, watching
betsuni
Apr 2023
#8
It filled me with a vague feeling of disgust, even though I had no strong political leanings.
Mister Ed
Apr 2023
#9
I didn't get radicalized because I caught their ruse: They painted their black helicopters white
Brother Buzz
Apr 2023
#10
Yep, grew up similarly. Common sense, perhaps, enabled me to separate unkind opinions from
allegorical oracle
Apr 2023
#60
Plus the fact that Rupert owned a bunch of Tabloids and the NY Post was a dead giveaway for me.
Crowman2009
Apr 2023
#62
For the same reason I'm an atheist. I was born skeptical. I was born with a proclivity to research
Goodheart
Apr 2023
#37
Like Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Nancy Pelosi, somehow I managed to escape n/t
Tom Rinaldo
Apr 2023
#50
When I started paying attention to what was going on in the world, politics wasn't nearly as bad
Vinca
Apr 2023
#54
I for one am horrified to learn what assholes so many of my fellow Americans.
yardwork
Apr 2023
#132
I wasn't surprised. It was just a matter of them finding their perfect leader.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#138
My parents were voracious readers as well--lucky us. It has a tremendous influence on the brain...
Hekate
Apr 2023
#159
im 70 ish and when i was driving almost 100 miles each day for work i would flip..
samnsara
Apr 2023
#61
If you are an "old person" you are in danger of being radicalized by Faux and AM
retread
Apr 2023
#64
I have always been a Liberal. My parents were liberal. It seem that everyone I know
Autumn
Apr 2023
#73
Because right wing politics and policies have always been repugnant to me (and many of my relatives)
Proud to be Woke
Apr 2023
#109
I'm 75 and never listened to that garbage. Thanks for your ageist language, whippersnapper.
Hekate
Apr 2023
#114
My parents were both liberal democrats and they taught my sister and I what that meant and
Raftergirl
Apr 2023
#120
Oh for the love of Mike. the older people get, the less homogeneous they are in their belief systems
Peacetrain
Apr 2023
#127
I'm one of those older persons that avoided being radicalized by foxnews and am radio.
Captain Stern
Apr 2023
#130
A lot of wingnuttism is due to wingnutters' ties to their churches - the individuals don't
diva77
Apr 2023
#137
I just turned 70 a month ago. feel very lucky I was born to liberal....
electric_blue68
Apr 2023
#149