Something very important to the increasingly powerful group of pirates who control the mass media is to keep the people asleep. A few decades ago the members of the elite from around the globe realized that from the possibilities opened technological changes could control the flow of information, the raw material of thought, and thus address the root social demands attempted against their business interests. That people and especially those young people who once questioned the legitimacy of social order and power structures in place today is largely deactivated. And the current state of things today that most young people claim they are not interested in politics, which is boring, and that the more complex political commentary is to point out that offend public officials is not accidental but policy schedule. Where once it was necessary to deploy a costly coercive apparatus to crush wills, and it is not.
Antonio Gramsci, founder of Italian Communist Party (PCI), considered that the power exercised by ruling classes could not be sustained over time if this depended on the coercive apparatus. If this were the foundations of their rule would be weak, it would suffice to meet the proletariat superior military force to overthrow it. The fact that a minority of the world population has ownership of most of the resources and the other passively accept their situation of dispossession can be understood only by the power of cultural hegemony.
more than 2100 years ago Julius Caesar created the first newspaper in history, the Act Day, where the news showed a world that suited the political interests of their editors. Today, that tool of domination has evolved and has become the most effective social control that humanity has ever known.
The family, the educational system and religion are institutions that in recent decades were losing ground as trainers of values \u200b\u200band beliefs. In Argentina, citizens spend on average six hours per day watching television. How much time talking with your family?, How much in school, how in the church? These responses should make us reflect on one important fact: what goes on television, even in his usual stupid circus stage, defines the issues on which to base communication social. The sociological implications is the continued media exposure of the apologist of waste and billionaire Ricardo Fort (a very minor character, hopefully, soon be ostracized media as usual with his size) are serious and difficult deep counter.
Joseph Goebbels, head of the Ministry of Popular Education and Propaganda Nazi once said that "if a lie is repeated enough, eventually becomes truth." And that's the right strategy today has taken. A few decades ago the right spokespeople argued, wielded ideas. There was a debate. Not anymore, now are simple clerks vulgar slogans, simplistic and reactionary Calçada repeat. What you hear is a unique speech aimed at shaping a "common sense" reactionary, whose main effort is to prevent any notion of community that dares to become thought.
The daily construction and perpetuation of cultural destruction is the priority of any elite want to keep their privileges intact. In that sense, it would be naive to assume random right-wing political discourse, monotonous emanating from the media as the main protagonists have showgirls, comedians and journalists fourth category of quasi-illiterate. There are certain areas with lots of money and power who benefit widespread ignorance greatly.
Nor is coincidence that in Argentina the opportunity to access a TV channel by private companies has been born thanks to the 15,460 military order of November 25, 1957, during the reign of Pedro Eugenio Aramburu. Only a dictatorial government you can imagine that the media must be handled authoritatively by a handful of millionaires.
elite's strategy is to continue funding the factories of ignorance because that is what keeps them as such, and that tactic is part of the appointment of Abel Posse, who has been appointed as Minister of Education of the City Buenos Aires with the specific mission limit the Argentine cultural progress.
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