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Airline Troubles

DivineHustle
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7 hours ago, SpiderCenturion said:

I actually think a good parallel can be drawn between the 'rise' of airline issues and police brutality claims.   We are presented these stories of airline problems through the media all in a short time frame.  Is it really that none of these issues have ever happened before?  Or, is it that now, suddenly the media wants to report on it.  It's amazing how the news and social media can cause people to think that there is an imminent issue.  Imagine for a moment, that CNN suddenly made it their mission to report on every time a hospital messed up and killed a patient because of the wrong medication.  How long would it take for people to be outraged and think that things suddenly changed in our hospitals.  

 

The same goes for police brutality.  If you only report on the .01% of police interactions that go bad, naturally people will suddenly think there is a huge problem.  Right now, airline employees are the new police for CNN...finally they found someone else to blame.  If only the general public didn't trust everything they see on TV...

Welcome to the "CNN is fake news" party, enjoy your stay.

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    15 hours ago, SpiderCenturion said:

    I don't believe it is 'fake' news...I just think they pick the stories that suit their agenda. 

     

    Just like most medias like Fox News and all. Medias aren't objective whatsoever, they'll always pick the stories that suit their agendas.

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