What risks do social media pose to democracy?
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One could exchange views on how we actually live in a democracy.
Edward Bernays: “Autoritary regimes secure their power with violence, our democracies with the help of public relations”. Public Relations means the creation of consent.
ARTE has made a beautiful documentary:
ARTE-Doku: Public Relations – Manipulating the Mass
If one knows what means so-called democracy is handled, that is not so far away from a dictatorship.
Powermakers want to maintain power and personal benefits, even in a so-called democracy.
None.
They have no risks for democracy. At least they could be a risk to democracy.
But that would also be wrong, as not the media pose a risk, but at best their misuse by democramental forces.
what risks would there be?
Dissemination of false information, hate and rush. The Russian propaganda provides many examples. Google times the “Fall Lisa” or look at this contradiction: https://taz.de/Fake-Video-ueber-vermeinliche-Toetung/!5840206/
Not really. Except the censorship.
LG.