Can you believe anyone in the media?
By petersum
@petersum (4522)
United States
May 6, 2010 7:01am CST
I am getting sick of hearing nothing but lies on the TV news. Yesterday, in Athens, three persons died in the riots. Very sad but was it true? A petrol bomb was thrown into a bank. This is where common sense should click in!
Can you throw anything into a bank? No, they have bullet proof windows and double doors. If three people did die inside the bank, we should be asking how, and who killed them.
What do you think?
8 responses
@kevs4jc (18)
• Fiji
6 May 10
I think the media, sometimes, can overstretch the "truth" in a story, in order to make it interesting. You are true, that we should use common sense when we hear or view news through the media. If a story is too good to be true, then don't believe straight away. Do Your research on the news, right after you view it. I think, that way, we can really know if a story is true or not.
@tranquillity (20)
• China
6 May 10
Many times I read a news xxyyxxyy on the TV or newspaper,the next day there is a news titled "It turned out a rumor that xxyyxxyy……"
News is not that much credible nowdays.
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
6 May 10
Well, here there are news teams that're really credible. My cousin worked under that company so i know they provide credible news. You may be thinking way too much of this too.
@sender621 (14893)
• United States
6 May 10
You have to take the information in the media with a grain of salt. You have to pick and choose which iems of information are true, and which are sensationalized.
