/r/propaganda
Propaganda is information that is used primarily to influence an audience and further an agenda, which may not be objective and may be presenting facts selectively to encourage a particular synthesis or perception, or using loaded language to produce an emotional rather than a rational response to the information that is presented.
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/r/propaganda
Several similar memes are circulating on social media and imageboards. I saw several replies to them but most of them are just other types of propaganda or just missing the point completely. I explain how this propaganda meme works, what fallacies and propaganda techniques are used to manipulate. I know the audio is shit, I am working on it. I make videos about propaganda, especially how they work and how you can recognize them. I hope you will find it informative. Any kind of feedback is appreciated.
why is almost all gen z and some millennials reffer to the year 2019 as their best year and they been depressed (or at least not the same) since it's not just covid , i kinda feel that it was the year we started being closer online and when globalization started , we (humans) are not that different anymore and we can be distributed into 10 groups of different personalities
p.s: sorry for my bad english 😂 but if anyone has questions please dont hesitate asking im really ready to have a deep conversation about this matter
Is the lens what OP want people to see or is it the propaganda piece that has that lens? How to use flairs on this sub? which flair is appropriate for what type of content?
Does anyone have any examples of this type of propaganda?
recently i saw a picture of american propaganda that said something along the lines of “mess with the hive (maybe nest) you get the swarm”. it was a bunch of fighter jets flying with a single jet on the ground. i can’t for the life of me find it anywhere and there’s no way i could’ve imagined this. if someone could help me find it, it would be greatly appreciated! if anymore info is needed let me know
This ad starts with "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood not if
"forgotten name" gets her way"
and it then went on to say she was going to "build new schools next to homeless shelters and would fund these by defunding the police"
had a cartoon Daniel Tiger style with bad photoshop cutout of the woman runners face 2d (like it could be done in any overlay app) and had someone at the end approve the message
it was a clearly biased ad from the other side about some woman with dark skin not winning this election
This would be on YouTube and is an ad about who (not) to vote for
CA ballet election
Please if you have any info I would love to hear it this is real, I have friends who have seen it was likely highly out there on any kind of YT video. Thank you for reading.
Public understanding of propaganda usually links it to lying, but that’s not quite correct. The most effective propaganda will interlace carefully selected verifiable facts with emotional appeals. https://factkeepers.com/how-you-can-tell-propaganda-from-journalism-just-look-at-tucker-carlsons-visit-to-russia/
I want to ask a genuine question about russians/living in russia.
Do people there have no access to real news?
Is there no way for them to read real information?
Is there no way to them to talk to people all over the world, and if yes then how do they not get bombarded with information?
In simple terms, no one with a common sense supports any of this invasion, it is plain and simple really, one side has started a conflict and started murdering innocents = bad actor and at fault.
Also, I've checked some of the russian media out and translated it. The information they share is flawed as much as you can imagine.
My question is; how do they fall for the propaganda, is it that effective of a technique as to blind millions of people?
The bigger question; how does the government so effectively keep actual news from reaching the civilians?
How is their propaganda while seemingly so dumb to the western mind, so effective on the eastern mind?