Kashpirovsky and gullible Europeans
Millions tuned in to charge their water bottles and get healed through the TV, and that same reflex – trust the state, then trust whoever replaces it – now sits in a European living room.
Millions tuned in to charge their water bottles and get healed through the TV, and that same reflex – trust the state, then trust whoever replaces it – now sits in a European living room.
The article argues that appeals to humanity are rhetorical tricks that hide who is included and excluded, and that genuine care must be specified for each individual rather than claimed for an abstract whole.
Argues that news behind a paywall is not journalism but a for-profit product, and proposes financially independent, transparently funded media as the only way to preserve open public access.