chansei_03
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Whenever they say how important protecting "our democracy " is they don't mean something that reflects the general population's desire, it's just the politically correct buzzword for maintaining the self enriching power structure they've built up for themselves. Corporate media benefits from it too, and if you want to dig deeper then the argument can be made Operation Mockingbird was a success.
History major here, hard to fault the individual teachers since they're products of academic institutions that wouldn't dare look at the true policy makers/"great men" of history, which are not presidents/elected officials but rather the bankers/global elites who initially funded them into those positions. A fair amount of contemporary history can be boiled down to a select few rich people with not so dissimilar interests throwing their money around at shills to get their way while tricking the general population into voting against their own best interests. It's the same elites who have traditionally played a major role in keeping these academies afloat. Research into their involvement in contemporary historical events is stigmatized as conspiratorial since a lot of the theses comes from outside the institutions.
in post-truth soc., you cant know nothing anymore
Fuck yeah democracy!
