Thursday, October 15, 2009

Silver City Imax Ottawa

Republic of the "fact of the Day on BBC2 from 14 to 14.45

The Fact of the Day is a transmission going on Rai in the early afternoon, and can only be the result of nihilism and intellectual leveling out. Certainly the situation is worse on Mediaset, to 'encephalogram piatto si aggiunge anche la cattiva qualità, ma purtroppo Mediaset è ancora in mano al cavaliere di Arcore e alla sua schiera si tirapiedi.
Nel programma sul Due ogni giorno c’è una domanda posta ai telespettatori, che grazie al telefono possono svolgere uno pseudo sondaggio, in diretta, su quelli che sono i fatti politici del giorno (o della settimana se si prolungano). Oggi la domanda era:

“I giudici in Italia svolgono un ruolo eccessivamente politico?”

I telespettatori avrebbero dovuto chiamare al numero a pagamento (classico esempio di parassitismo) e digitare 1 per rispondere “Si”, 2 per il “No”. Non bisogna esser un philologist to understand the bias of such an application, simply remove the question from the word "too" with it is that the whole concept takes on a meaning more clear, more radical, it presupposes, in short, that courts already exist in a political and this proves that sometimes "excessive." Here's how the sentence would have been without quell'avverbio: "Judges play a political role in Italy?" In and of itself an application in bad faith, but with the addition of "excessively" reinforces the bias, the double face in this case should pave, in the minds of Italians, the road to judicial reform This program P2. In
"Done Day" so malicious applications are the norm, are daily, are the result of the directives of the network, the Berlusconi government. Every day, harangued the viewer (the housewife, housewives, pensioners, workers paused) with their flat applications, deployed, motivated by the dictates of Palazzo Grazioli, and on those who played a large part of the interaction viewer-tv and therefore also of the audience. What kind of a sleazy theater have set up? Making interactive questions means to rise to impartiality? Because if someone raises the question that "the courts can play a political role" just because not to be condescending in re Silvio, then there are many other questions to which "The Fact of the Day" (hidden intentions to the viewer unaware) could give an answer like:

"Roma steal babies?"
"Immigrants steal work to Italians? "
" The Communists do children eat? "
" The PD is a hotbed of Bolsheviks? "
" Di Pietro is violent language? "
" Santoro insults because he feels pleasure in doing it? "
"The government is governing well Berlsuconi?"
"Berlusconi is the best prime minister of the last 150 years?"
"The reform of justice is good for Italy?"
"The P2 is a functional body to democracy?"


etc. ... Anybody can have fun to make and invent all applications that hide from a fundamental logic: the bias and vomiting in the face of its viewers (most ignorant and unaware, too distracted or too bogged down), the shaping of the minds with theaters disguised as talk shows, the influence the priorities of Italian through interactive questions that focus on where the authors, and managers employed by the government, want it to be placed.

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