THIS right here.

[634-5789]

[albert992]

1. Bruh

Can you add some context dude

[ZZenith]

2. Pretty self-explanatory, Don't ya think?

[Think. Again.]

5. There's a cartoon in the body of the post...

...perhaps it's not loading for you?

[kentuck]

8. A FOX viewer, I presume?

[boston bean]

12. Oh bruh, can't figure it out ay?

[ShazzieB]

19. It's a cartoon. Here it is if you can't see it in the op for some reason..

[JustAnotherGen]

21. Next level

Americans.

I'm surrounded by selfish, bigoted monsters.

[mobeau69]

23. Welcome to DU, I guess.

[JoseBalow]

25. You don't understand the context?

[Old Crank]

3. Nice,

Not nice.

[Think. Again.]

4. Honesty is the best policy.

[OldBaldy1701E]

6. That is pretty much where I am. (n/t)

[Timeflyer]

7. Yes.

[DeeDeeNY]

9. Great cartoon

Rings true for a lot of us

[Katinfl]

10. Very true.

Also very sad because I don’t know how we can change it.

[3Hotdogs]

11. How much of what goes on is the fault of humanity or of the 1% who control access to what people can

know/learn?

We have D.U. 99.181% of U.S. citizens have never even heard of D.U.

How many citizens even have a newspaper?

TV? The majority of states are served by Sinclair Broadcasting. I believe I recall reading that MSNBC is not carried by Sinclair. That was before MSNBC-Mjo went down the shitter.

You blame them if they knew and still voted against their own interest.

[Mountain Mule]

13. PBS is free and available almost everywhere

I live in a very remote rural area in my state and I have internet and antenna TV in case the internet fails. I watch the PBS evening news every night, and I find them to be a reasonable, non partisan source of information. If my rural neighbors refuse to use this free, reliable source of news, then I wash my hands of them.

[634-5789]

16. It's up to the citizenry to inform themselves.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse. Goes the same for etiquette, manners, consumption of goods, public displays. emotions...the list is endless.

[ShazzieB]

20. Im not familiar with Sinclair?

The main cable companies where I live are ComCast and AT&T. Pretty sure they both carry MSNBC.

P.S. MSNBC has not gone down the toilet. I know not all the shows are equally good, especially Morning Joe (and it's on way too many hours every day as well). But MSNBC has some shows/hosts that are still doing a great job, so please don't throw the baby out with the bath water.

If I sound cranky, it's because I'm tired of people on DU trashing MSNBC as a whole just because certain individuals suck. That happens too much around here, and it's getting on ny last nerve.

[Sucha NastyWoman]

22. I'm with you on this. Say they went off the air tomorrow . . .

Where else are you going to find a source for so much excellent reporting?

People want to cut their nose off . . .

[ShazzieB]

28. Exactly!

[bagimin]

29. I'm glad they are there....

but for my own mental health I can't be a viewer right now.

[orangecrush]

14. This

Is what survival is about.

Keeping a sense of humor.

[LoisB]

15. "Aint" that the truth.

[Cirsium]

17. Lose faith in humanity?

How about we lose faith in those in power, and in the mechanisms that put them there?

[progressoid]

18. Came to that conclusion a couple weeks ago.

[niyad]

24. I have not had any faith in humanity in a very long time, and even I

was somewhat surprised, disgusted, and angry.

[tclambert]

26. So basically Plato was right about the problem with democracy:

What if stupid people vote for a stupid candidate? (I'm paraphrasing Plato a little bit, but that's essentially what he said)

[Jack Valentino]

27. At least WRONG to have had any faith in the intelligence

of much of the American electorate....


The cost of their Doritos almost doubled since the pandemic---
That's IT and THAT'S ALL....


Wait til they see what Doritos cost a year from now....