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love_katz

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5. The regime doesn't want any kind of real truth being available to anybody.

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Sat May 3, 2025, 01:25 AM

May 3

Getting rid of publicly funded broadcasting makes it easier to dumb down the populace and clears the way to force feed their toxic propaganda without pushback.

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'Toxic agenda': Chris Hayes on the Republican 'Sesame Street problem' - All In - MSNBC [View all] Rhiannon12866 May 2 OP

.. orangecrush May 2 #1

I know. He will always be the best and a powerful symbol. Rhiannon12866 May 2 #2

Thanks for posting this orangecrush May 2 #3

Of course not, fine with me. The more exposure of this ridiculous effort against essential programming, the better Rhiannon12866 May 3 #4

I grew up watching Mr. Rogers orangecrush May 3 #7

I guess I missed out, when we moved up north we lived on the side of a mountain, but the result was we only got 1 channel Rhiannon12866 May 3 #8

Sounds beautiful orangecrush May 3 #10

It was beautiful country, but it was also isolated Rhiannon12866 May 3 #11

Stopped in Albany once on Amtrak orangecrush May 3 #12

The regime doesn't want any kind of real truth being available to anybody. love_katz May 3 #5

Exactly! Another name for PBS and NPR has been "educational programming" Rhiannon12866 May 3 #6

Yes. love_katz May 3 #9