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Noam Chomsky on “Concision” in the US Media
An excerpt from “Noam Chomsky: Manufacturing Consent” in which the MIT linguistics professor criticizes the issue of concision in the US media.
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Yeah, what he really needed was “concision…”
this video is a minute and a half too long.
I like how your posts have given really constructive contributions to this topic.
i sent them to you and no argument back.
it is his lack of real world politics.
I can speculate: it could be the lack of popular in-depth topical shows outside of PBS? Maybe other countries are more tolerant of long winded commentators. When my friend came to australia he noticed we have many more commercial breaks on TV and I know the USA have more than OZ.
where is he off base? international law? US foreign policy? education?
oops, yea I see the misstyping now.
Good question. Chomsky has written (more than once, I believe) that the US media is relatively more free than the British media.
By the way, the plural form of “democracy” is “democracies.” You must have been chatting with too many Americans.
chomsky has been off base for about 40 years now.
i sent you a bunch of things with your youtube email answer some of those lies
truely sad that you will support a sinking ship that is an old lying man aka noamy chomski
i have been showing you them and all you do is cry about it.
yeah i do criticize cuba and china when an american idiot lies for them. just tell the trueth how hard is that. you are pissed because i have him in lies and it is hard for u to try to make up for them.