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This 4 page paper argues that concentrating the media into the hands of a few right wing companies guarantees the end of democracy in America. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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from economic problems, the threat is that we will allow our own government to take our rights away, and we will not even know its happening, because the mainstream media
is not doing its job. It no longer reports the news, it reports what the administration tells it to. This paper discusses the way in which our freedoms are being
stolen from us while the media watches silently. Discussion Theres an old saying that when fascism takes over America, it will come wrapped in the flag, and that appears to
be happening now. People bristle when critics compare Bush to Hitler, but the similarities are so striking that only a fool would continue to say there are no similarities at
all. And one of the most noticeable is that the Nazis took complete control of the media, just as Bush has done. Carole Hoenig describes the flak Elliot D. Cohen
and Bruce W. Frasers have gotten for their book, aptly titled The Last Days of Democracy: How Big Media and Power-Hungry Government Are Turning America into a Dictatorship, for making
this comparison (Hoenig, 2007). But consider the information Cohen and Fraser present in their book: "In Nazi Germany, there was a systematic program of indoctrination and brainwashing in place. Radio,
newspapers, movies, and all other forms of media were carefully monitored by the government to make sure that the German people read, saw, and listened to only what the Nazis
wanted the people to read, see, and hear" (Hoenig, 2007). With the media in the hands of the Bush administration, their supporters and the religious right, this is exactly whats
happening here: we are seeing and hearing only what we are supposed to see and hear. Without an opposition party of some sort, there is no democracy. In his book
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