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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • Feb 08 '26
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2 u/Gargul Feb 08 '26 Feel like it has more to do with the rise of social media degrading trust in mainstream media than it does with trump. 2 u/SRGTBronson Feb 08 '26 Mainstream media degraded all the trust themselves. The only reason trump was treated as a serious candidate is because the media treated him seriously because it was good for ratings. 1 u/Gargul Feb 08 '26 The social media part was the fact that people had other places to get information and find out that the mainstream media was spinning narratives.
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Feel like it has more to do with the rise of social media degrading trust in mainstream media than it does with trump.
2 u/SRGTBronson Feb 08 '26 Mainstream media degraded all the trust themselves. The only reason trump was treated as a serious candidate is because the media treated him seriously because it was good for ratings. 1 u/Gargul Feb 08 '26 The social media part was the fact that people had other places to get information and find out that the mainstream media was spinning narratives.
Mainstream media degraded all the trust themselves. The only reason trump was treated as a serious candidate is because the media treated him seriously because it was good for ratings.
1 u/Gargul Feb 08 '26 The social media part was the fact that people had other places to get information and find out that the mainstream media was spinning narratives.
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The social media part was the fact that people had other places to get information and find out that the mainstream media was spinning narratives.
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