LogFAQs > #980362518

IdiotMachine posted...

Honestly, I get most of my news from Reddit front page and Google curated news. On Reddit front page, the ones that went viral showed up:
1. A protestor at NYU was like I dont even know why were here, asked a fellow other protestor why theyre there, and the fellow protestor had no idea either,
2. A spokesman for one of the protests wanted food and water provided to the protestors by the university, calling it basic humanitarian aid, and
3. Videos of the police raids and aftermaths, where protestors made make-shift weapons, defaced their own school with graffiti, etc.

No wonder you don't know what's going on. The main reddit news subs r/News and r/WorldNews are super pro-Israel. The mods there block everything that makes Israel look bad. The whistleblower story that just happened wasn't even posted there, for example.

I used to frequent their live threads until I finally noticed how super, unconditionally pro-Israel they were.