Noam Chomsky: The Way the System of Indoctrination Works | Manufacturing Consent (1992)

February 1, 1990

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[wonkmonk]

"The point is that you have to work. That's why the propaganda system is so successful. Very few people are going to have the time or the energy or the commitment to carry out the constant battle that's required to get outside of, you know... MacNeil/Lehrer or Dan Rather, somebody like that. The easy thing to do... You come home from work, you're tired, have had a busy day. You're not going to spend the evening carrying out a research project. So you turn on the tube and say it's probably right. You look at the headlines in the paper and then you watch the sports. And that's basically the way the system of indoctrination works. Sure, the other stuff is there, but you're going to have to work to find it."