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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
OK So they intentionally or accidently (allegedly) released a virus that was about as dangerous as a moderate flu, with some severe consequences...
global warming goodness!
20th century ideas die hard but die they will.
The religious supremacist are the worst - I reckon they married calvin in hell. They refute free will - I refute them. ~ For example, I ask this -...
Now this pepper grower might be advise to reach out to me - a chemical engineer out of NC State - land of the Wolfpack - and then maybe his big...
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Comment: Drudge is one of the United States most popular news websites. In fact, it regularly ranks among the top three most visited media publications online, beating the likes of Google News, CNN and the Washington Post. Readers may also recall that Drudge was listed in the Prop-or-Not list of 200 sites promoting 'Russian propaganda'. Trump tried to make friends with Russia, and we saw how the Deep State responded. Drudge links to an exceedingly small number of RT, Sputnik and TASS articles, and so he too becomes a target. The issue here is the collapsing trust in the US media as their propaganda has over-reached. They've lost credibility and are scrambling to pick up the pieces. Media power brokers seem to think that doubling-down on the propaganda will help. In reality, they're losing twice as much, twice as fast.
See: U.S. ranks near the bottom in public trust of the news media, says new study