The Right to Dissent and Antiwar Voices
This also makes me wonder the question of is why our mainstream news is filled with so many irrelevant aspects of politics? Continuing with us, is it possible that our mainstream news is using the politics in the United States, like our former presidents, to fill up those spaces that people should use to voice their antiwar opinions?
Looking at this on an even larger scale, this goes against our First Amendment right to dissent. Being able to voice different viewpoints is a key to our constitutional democracy. With this, the government is able to understand things that need to be changed or things that are working. Overall, the government needs to hear everyone’s voices like they are supposed to, as our constitution states, we the people.
I find it interesting that these websites are obscure, and this is due to the fact that they are trying to stay hidden so they will not be taken down. The American Conservative website looks like your typical news website. Still, once you start looking deeper into it, you’ll notice that you most likely have not heard of or touched on the topics the mainstream media discusses. For the more obscure websites like the antiwar website, it is very busy. There are so many different things on the screen that someone could look at and not want to look further into. I feel these websites' strategies are to look very obscure or very normal to stay hidden from the government trying to silence them, as they had done in the past due to World War I.
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