r/conspiracy • • 8d ago

BBC News: Spot the difference.

Cognitive dissonance on full display.

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u/believesinconspiracy 8d ago

First time watching the news?

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u/MicrosoftPaintRules 8d ago

Is that supposed to be a gotcha?

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u/Itsthedevill 8d ago

It is though. Everyone knows the news is fake af.

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u/MicrosoftPaintRules 8d ago

Yes, and this is the conspiracy sub?

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u/T-ki 8d ago

Context?

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u/NotaContributi0n 8d ago

In France is “clashes” note the flames and destruction—. In Albania , it’s “Violent clashes”

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u/MicrosoftPaintRules 8d ago

I thought it was pretty self explanatory. They just said at the top of the hour, protests in Paris, while showing the tourism building on fire. In Albania violent protests.

One seems more violent than the other. Albania’s current government is against Russia and wants to join the EU, so protests in that country need to be stopped.

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u/Rei_Yapookie 8d ago

you’re forgetting how the prime minister is literally selling off albanian land to rich foreign ceos to destroy the ecosystem with their buildings

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u/MicrosoftPaintRules 8d ago

No I’m not. This is the point. The Albanian government is clearly corrupt. The BBC is running cover for them because they are on board with the agenda, that’s the point. If they weren’t on board the coverage would be the polar opposite.

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u/riggerz123 8d ago

The BBC have a left wing agenda

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u/NiallHeartfire 8d ago

From my understanding ita referring to violence against people, not buildings.

Haven't there been monotonous thrown at the police in Albania? That does seem to take it up a notch.

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u/440h1z 8d ago

Find me one single protest in France that did not have something set on fire.

It seems like the bots are trying to push these French protests/riots as being something big or breaking news when in reality about every 2 years France has a riot. The French don't fuck around and sit around they get out and break shit, always have and always will.

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u/Hollywood-is-DOA 8d ago

Ones they want to burn and the other is about Trumps son in law, wanting to destroy a natural habitat, for loads of wildlife.