That's difficult to choose from, the sum = far more than the indivdual parts, (Reply #8)

Sun Oct 6, 2013, 09:02 PM

Uncle Joe (53,198 posts)

it's a package deal.

Thanks for the thread, SummerSnow.

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18 replies	Author	Time	Post
What do you think is the most successful brainwashing technique Faux News uses? [View all]	SummerSnow	Oct 2013	OP
Yes	CurtEastPoint	Oct 2013	#1
GMTA	GreenPartyVoter	Oct 2013	#16
Fear.	blkmusclmachine	Oct 2013	#2
Repetition.	Curmudgeoness	Oct 2013	#3
That was my immediate thought	etherealtruth	Oct 2013	#4
Yep, repetition. Ad infinitum, ad nauseum. n/t	Fridays Child	Oct 2013	#6
The cleverest one I know is "some people are saying"	doc03	Oct 2013	#5
How could I know?	JDPriestly	Oct 2013	#7
Don't act like you don't know their tactics.	Curmudgeoness	Oct 2013	#9
That's difficult to choose from, the sum = far more than the indivdual parts,	Uncle Joe	Oct 2013	#8
Disparaging education	warrant46	Oct 2013	#10
The whole news parody they do.	gulliver	Oct 2013	#11
Calling NPR liberal when it's certainly not	coldmountain	Oct 2013	#12
Ubiquity helps...	uriel1972	Oct 2013	#13
Innuendo n/t	TroglodyteScholar	Oct 2013	#14
Conning the corporate media into mainstreaming RW memes (using BIG LIE of "liberal media bias")	Faryn Balyncd	Oct 2013	#15
Stupid audience.	OffWithTheirHeads	Oct 2013	#17
The brains can't be washed when there ain't brains to start with!1 n/t	UTUSN	Oct 2013	#18

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