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Propaganda Debunking

toddmiller

(75 posts)

17. FCC Rule

Reply to More_liberal_than_mo (Original post)

Mon Dec 3, 2012, 11:06 PM

Dec 2012

When a news source gives out false information it should be required to correct the information until people stop believing the stuff. There is some FCC rule that states newspapers should do this and the rule probably doesn't apply to news entertainment which is the worst and of course the FCC rule is not enforced. I think it should be.

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Nothing in this material world of ours lasts forever. Remember the saying, "This, too, shall pass." Cal33 Dec 2012 #18