serghei
Senior Member
About media and fake news, a million dollar question:
1. Can you offer one logical reason why would papers invent stories ONLY about a poor, innocent Arthur?
That's obviously not true. These things usually come in sprees. It's how media works. Arthur is injured, he has a lot of free time, and any bullshit news about what he does in his free time is possibly true. I mean, the guy doesn't play football, doesn't train, so of course he is riding scooters in speed, doing snowboarding. Next thing you know he's doing bungee-jumping or whatever. Right now, Arthur is an easy target. Just like Messi was an easy target for fake news when Argentina was doing badly. Things appeared in the media about how Messi decides who plays, on what positions, and who is called or not at the NT.
A fake news isn't made up from thin air without some conditions being there to support the theory. It's like lying in a credible way. A credible lie has 70-80% matching with real events. It's the other 20% that is changed and invented and fitted to form the falsehood of a report.
Can't believe I have to give you guys the recipe for scandal news reporting and the spreading of rumors. Serious people don't believe this stuff. I barely read them or take notice of them unless it becomes something clear. "Arthur rode his scooter in the streets" Boofuckingwho. That's news? Same echelon of news reporting with Kim Kardashian wearing a new Rolex .
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