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‘Enforced veganism’: Ofcom lets GB News flout accuracy rules, say climate campaigners
(www.theguardian.com)
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Def should be that simple.
Unfortunately, over the last 2 decades. We have seen a huge effort from the right wing. To remove that limitation. Mainly funded from the same billionaires that fund such crap in the US where such rules do not exist.
The left needs to work hard to ensure these challenges are both identified and publicised for what they are. An attempt to licence lieing to the public.
And the politically sane should be pushing back hard. If you can legally have misinformation labelled "news" we have a massive problem.