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Don't forget, an important component of dictatorships is controlling the media
Trump can simply encourage violence against their employees and make them untenable in other ways. Like bring them to court at one of his bribed justices to cost them money
There's lots of ways to kill a company in a way that isn't obvious when you're a dictator
Just remember, Mafia bosses won't tell you they'll injure you. They use coercion and subtle threats
Guess it’s a good thing that NPR barely gets any funding from the federal or state governments then. All this does is get people to donate more to PBS and NPR.
Next they'll try to ban it.
They got that fancy new law to kill non-profits that I'm sure would be useful.
Morons. They think ‘defund’ means ‘get rid of’ because they themselves can’t exist without grift and bailouts.
This bullshit just got me to donate $25. Thanks for reminding me you crazy fucking cunt
In December, they tend to have matching offers. So I'll be donating then.
NPR will probably respond to this by hiring 50 republicans and still get defunded
Ah yes, and then have a 2 part series on how the Dems lost by pandering to the left, and how those values in society are long gone.
I just cancelled my New York Times subscription and I'll be sending that money to NPR now. The grey lady has become a corporate stooge anyway.
I just cancelled my New York Times subscription
Good choice!
The grey lady has become a corporate stooge anyway.
🧑🚀🔫🧑🚀
Yeah, I know. But it was my stooge.
I wish we could ban news of the USA from "global" news. There are enough communities for US news.
Like it or not, the US is part of the globe.
Until tagging comes to Lemmy there isn't much we can do. USA is part of the world so excluding them is not an option. And I would say the community has a healthy balance of news from the rest of the world, so it's not just posts about the USA.
Be the change you want to see. Post more global articles yourself.
Dilution is the best solution
NPR has an obvious liberal bias. Ive listened for over 20 years and it is the truth. It is what it is.
NPR has remained exactly where it was, politically, for decades.
It's the world you're noticing that has moved significantly further to the right.
I've listened for over 21 years and they have an obvious bias against unsubstantiated claims.
If one party says 2+2=5 then are math teachers making a political statement by saying otherwise?
Sadly, yes. See climate change.
How can I trust my own eyes when they have a liberal bias
As the saying goes: It is a well known fact that reality has a liberal bias.
Unfortunately, reality has a liberal bias these days
More fund drives.
damn this is uncool