• JohnDClay@sh.itjust.works
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        2 months ago

        I think any books I’ve read you’d call propaganda, I’m not sure what you wouldn’t call propaganda.

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          2 months ago

          Well you see, American propaganda is cringe, while my superior vintage Soviet propaganda is based.

          Hoped this comment was helpful :)

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            2 months ago

            Every public communication is propaganda, that is the point being made (which you missed). The difference between good or bad propaganda are the goals.

            For example: Propaganda for higher wages and polical participation? Good.

            Propaganda for wage depression and chauvinism of any kind? Bad.

            Which brings us to your post: Most soviet propaganda indeed was of the good kind. While most american propaganda indeed is of the bad one.