Is the right wing media ecosystem losing its influence?!

[Hardkill]

 

Of course, the right-wing media ecosystem will probably still always stand as a formidable force in America and throughout the rest of the world. However, if all of this is true and it continues to be true, then that's very good news for the country and the rest of the world, especially with the serious rise in the left-wing/liberal/progressive media ecosystem since the late 2010s.

Edited April 30 by Hardkill

[Bobby_2021]

I do not understand how a sane person could keep watching any media system at all.

[Leo Gura]

I don't see why right-wing media would decline when half of the country will always be right-wing.

[BlueOak]

Obviously, because when you go far enough right into fascism, and all you are left with is a token democracy, where else do you go?

The pendulum always shifts because people insist on a simple duality being the norm for ease of function and form.

Sometimes societies go far enough right that they begin going socialist, as they end up on the other side of the spectrum. Control of population movements is an inherently socialist ideology. Some right-wingers will be triggered when I say this, but the more they try to socially engineer society, the more socialist they start to be.

*Though we should say almost all media is right-wing, so they could give up half the media space and still maintain a near monopoly.

Edited May 1 by BlueOak

[Extreme Z7]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

I don't see why right-wing media would decline when half of the country will always be right-wing.

Maybe it means that ring-wing media as it is now will evolve as the right-wing moves more left in the Overton window.

[Leo Gura]

27 minutes ago, Extreme Z7 said:

Maybe it means that ring-wing media as it is now will evolve as the right-wing moves more left in the Overton window.

The right wing is getting more unhinged, not moving left.

[BlueOak]

8 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

The right wing is getting more unhinged, not moving left.

Yes, that is a requirement to keep interest in a media space that needs a shorter, more sensationalized delivery of dopamine to its viewers.

It's like the 80s all over again, only that was drug-fueled; this is pure cerebral detachment.

Edited May 1 by BlueOak

[Hardkill]

23 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I don't see why right-wing media would decline when half of the country will always be right-wing.

Well, like I said before, the right-wing media will likely still be always a major part of both the mainstream media and alternative media. However, there seem to be something going on with the right wing media.

What do you think it is?