Investigative propaganda
in Close to Politics ·
I used to tune in once in a while... thought it looked pretty interesting at first. The show was called "Israga"... yeah, turns out my expectations were way too high.
I don't really get what they're even trying to do here. There's a massive difference between actual investigative journalism—you know, digging through historical data, legal docs, the real stuff—and just one-sided propaganda where the journalists pick topics that fit their own little narrative.
The truth isn't some black-and-white thing. If you're actually investigating a crime, you need a realistic approach. You have to look at every single document and piece of info available, not just cherry-pick the bits that make you look good.
I remember when they’d practically beg people to vote for them as the best show or whatever... just constant nudging, repeating over and over how we could cast our votes for their program.
I don't really get what they're even trying to do here. There's a massive difference between actual investigative journalism—you know, digging through historical data, legal docs, the real stuff—and just one-sided propaganda where the journalists pick topics that fit their own little narrative.
The truth isn't some black-and-white thing. If you're actually investigating a crime, you need a realistic approach. You have to look at every single document and piece of info available, not just cherry-pick the bits that make you look good.
I remember when they’d practically beg people to vote for them as the best show or whatever... just constant nudging, repeating over and over how we could cast our votes for their program.