The Ethics of Propaganda: Where is the Line? Propaganda, the systematic dissemination of information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view, has been a tool used throughout history. While it can be utilized for positive social change, it often carries negative connotations due to its association with manipulation and deceit. This begs the question: is propaganda inherently unethical, or is there a line between acceptable persuasion and manipulative indoctrination? This article delves into the complex ethical landscape of propaganda, exploring its nuances and attempting to define the boundaries between ethical…

Trump’s Inaugural Address Marred by Factual Inaccuracies Former President Donald Trump’s first address after being sworn in was riddled with false and misleading claims that echoed his campaign rhetoric. These inaccuracies spanned a range of topics, including immigration, economic performance under the Biden administration, electric vehicle mandates, and the operation of the Panama Canal. A fact-check of these assertions reveals a stark disconnect between the former president’s claims and verifiable reality. Immigration: No Evidence of Foreign Governments Sending Criminals Trump’s claim that the U.S. government protects dangerous criminals from other countries while neglecting its own citizens is unsubstantiated. There is…