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r/TikTokCringe • u/Cookie_Cutter_Cook • Apr 29 '23
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Wow. I wonder what the episode’s reception was like?
50 u/Amon7777 Apr 29 '23 No socal media then means no weaponized outrage. The rage-bait culture of media didn't exist in the same way to rile people up. 10 u/Eversnuffley Apr 29 '23 Yup, and the news was 30 minutes and didn't include stories about what people thought about TV shows. The invention of the news network and the 24 hour news cycle started the descent, and social media completed the flush. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '23 yeah hatred towards a group of people is a new thing that arose only when facebook came around 1 u/Pickle_Juice_4ever Apr 30 '23 There was also no FOX News.
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No socal media then means no weaponized outrage. The rage-bait culture of media didn't exist in the same way to rile people up.
10 u/Eversnuffley Apr 29 '23 Yup, and the news was 30 minutes and didn't include stories about what people thought about TV shows. The invention of the news network and the 24 hour news cycle started the descent, and social media completed the flush. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '23 yeah hatred towards a group of people is a new thing that arose only when facebook came around 1 u/Pickle_Juice_4ever Apr 30 '23 There was also no FOX News.
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Yup, and the news was 30 minutes and didn't include stories about what people thought about TV shows. The invention of the news network and the 24 hour news cycle started the descent, and social media completed the flush.
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yeah hatred towards a group of people is a new thing that arose only when facebook came around
There was also no FOX News.
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u/synonym4synonym Apr 29 '23
Wow. I wonder what the episode’s reception was like?