Your graphic on Facebook resources vs. Popular Information resources is funny, terrifying, and inarguably proves the point that money destroys the conscience.
People tend to believe news they like, and ignore what they don't. It's called confirmation bias. Combined with Targeted Marketing, it makes for "Targeted Propaganda." And, if that idea doesn't make you pale with fear, you aren't thinking.
Your graphic on Facebook resources vs. Popular Information resources is funny, terrifying, and inarguably proves the point that money destroys the conscience.
People tend to believe news they like, and ignore what they don't. It's called confirmation bias. Combined with Targeted Marketing, it makes for "Targeted Propaganda." And, if that idea doesn't make you pale with fear, you aren't thinking.
And you can be 100% certain that Trump voters are reading that ad and agreeing with it completely, false though it is.