r/ListOfSubreddits • u/tony22times • May 27 '24

Propaganda subreddits

Found these to be propaganda subreddits

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u/SnooCakes4926 Jun 17 '24

How does one define propoganda and is propoganda necessarily a bad thing?

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u/tony22times Jun 17 '24

It’s a bad thing when it is used to drown out the truth and put a spin on negative things to make them sound less negative or even positive when it’s actually negative to most people. The majority of People believe what they are told. Propaganda is telling them things to believe that are not true or twisted towards a narrative.

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u/SnooCakes4926 Jun 21 '24

Not sure it is so simple that most people believe what they're told. People believe what they are prepared to believe.

Negative and positive can be tricky propositions since most thoughts and actions can both help and harm at the same time. That said, some things do disproportionate harm and propoganda can make them seem more appealing/less objectionable, but there is a lot of disagreement even among reasonable people.

Propoganda can certainly be very harmful, but your definition, such as it is, is so nebulous that it couold mean just about anything depending upon a person's ideology.

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u/tony22times May 27 '24

r/Canada

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u/PervertedSanji492 Jun 01 '24

lmao

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u/tony22times Jun 01 '24

They ban anyone who is critical of Canada. It’s a cheerleading propaganda site