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Politicians have, right now, not a good image. The image is worse than that of journalists and even worse than that of prostitutes. What a prostitute promises that it holds. A politician promises a lot but does not believe. In contrast to the current reigning political class, holding the prostitutes what they promise. The policy takes out too much. lead a House of Pleasure whose prostitutes brazenly their customers so duped, as does this government would rather quickly broke. No wonder then that the prostitutes doing better than politics. This is simply a question of reliability. The policy and the House of Pleasure, two business models that have little to do with each other. can the prostitutes to rely on politics not.
Remarkably, however, the conclusion is pull the parties from this loss of reputation. The policy apparently taken to heart the old Folk knowledge, according to which a ruinierer reputation has the advantage of completely uninhibited lifestyle with it.
Barroso moved to Goldman Sachs exactly this entanglement between EU -. Politicians and large corporations / financial groups is the EU's core problem. It is not surprising that many EU - politicians make their policies in favor of corporations rather than for the benefit of citizens. Each of their decisions is a cover letter for a well paid job "after". This is the core which can pull the trigger disgust the people of the once good idea "Europe". A policy for corporations and against the people. This tells us Dirk Müller. And he's right.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2020
Politicians have, right now, not a good image. The image is worse than that of journalists and even worse than that of prostitutes. What a prostitute promises that it holds. A politician promises a lot but does not believe. In contrast to the current reigning political class, holding the prostitutes what they promise. The policy takes out too much. lead a House of Pleasure whose prostitutes brazenly their customers so duped, as does this government would rather quickly broke. No wonder then that the prostitutes doing better than politics. This is simply a question of reliability. The policy and the House of Pleasure, two business models that have little to do with each other. can the prostitutes to rely on politics not.
Remarkably, however, the conclusion is pull the parties from this loss of reputation. The policy apparently taken to heart the old Folk knowledge, according to which a ruinierer reputation has the advantage of completely uninhibited lifestyle with it.
Barroso moved to Goldman Sachs exactly this entanglement between EU -. Politicians and large corporations / financial groups is the EU's core problem. It is not surprising that many EU - politicians make their policies in favor of corporations rather than for the benefit of citizens. Each of their decisions is a cover letter for a well paid job "after". This is the core which can pull the trigger disgust the people of the once good idea "Europe". A policy for corporations and against the people. This tells us Dirk Müller. And he's right.
Even Anna Seghers wrote it ". Now we are here What is happening now is happening to us."
You can not serve God and mammon.
The politicians keep trying to discover the good new to explain it again to redefine it. But who rediscover the good always has, which has come good long lost.
As soon as the growth of a party, a criterion is of good, and does it just for the Conservative Party, the unzweifelsfrei to a pressure on people's thinking leads. A growing number of laws at the national and international level regulates the role of media in elections. It is important to understand that this case-law seeks primarily to regulate the behavior of governments in relation to the media, rather than to regulate the media itself. Under media, the printed press and broadcasters are understood traditionally. In recent years the definition has been expanded and includes new media, including online journalism and social media. The citizen journalism is becoming increasingly important, even in countries where traditional media are either controlled or tightly regulated. This pressure is there that can not be denied a. It is available everywhere. In the news, on television, in print media, everywhere there is this pressure and the citizens can not defend themselves against this pressure. The citizen can turn off the television, read a newspaper that it would not really benefit sooner harm. The lies that spread far they go by word of mouth, can not be stopped this way. No one can protect themselves against these lies. They can only be seen as lies, they check off as such, just leave. We are used to it, have been hardened over time, of these many lies. exerted on us this pressure is exercised by the propaganda. The task of propaganda is not to enlighten us idiots, to bring light into the darkness, but deliberate disinformation. Politics is not just party program and power. She is always switching and media presentation. That's why she needs a face, the face of the politician who embodies that power. This is needed especially in times of election campaign. The more differentiated and plastic policy is displayed in the media, the more likely have politicians embody the said policy, the chance to become an approachable politician. This is then trusts the media consumers and potential voters in a strange way, as if he were sitting beside him on the couch in the living room watching TV. The media consumer is convinced: "Sure, I know that." This is the crucial emotional currency WWahlkampf All politicians have recognized the value of propaganda, the propaganda has the task the voters, the citizens to make docile. All parties operate propaganda that they have to, they want to survive in the age of social media. On the other hand, the media are very important. They are essential for democracy and a democratic election is not possible without media. Politics is not just party program and power. She is always switching and media presentation. That's why she needs a face, the face of the politician who embodies that power. This is needed especially in times of election campaign. To provide sufficient information about parties, policies, candidates and the electoral process itself, have to be able to make informed decisions. In addition, the media act as a crucial guardian of democratic elections and ensure the transparency of the process. In fact, a democratic election with no media freedom or suppressed media freedom would be a contradiction. The media themselves are not free, they follow a political direction. Television, internet, radio, newspapers: media surround us every day, everywhere, they shape our world view. The more important it is to know their influence, their democratic potential and its dangers. To describe the ratio of mass media and the policy different models were set up that differ in the direction of influence up to a reciprocity out. It can be identified four relationship paradigms.
Separation of powers paradigm: media have the task of monitoring the policy. That's why they are also referred to as the fourth estate. This ratio of unilateral control describes the separation of powers paradigm. the control is supplemented by a review function. The systems media and politics are independent in that paradigm.
Instrumentalisierungsansatz: This describes a growing importance of the media in politics, accompanied by the but a loss of autonomy of the media. The influence of the political system to the media system is increased, which results in a loss of relevance for the media system by itself. Reasons for this are a professionalized public relations policy and control actions by political actors.
Dependenzansatz: The balance of power has shifted in favor of the media. Political actors * interior have become dependent on media, politics submits to the media laws. Media gain a great influence on the communication of political messages. * Politicians try to gain inside by polarizing remarks attention.
Interdependenzansatz: It describes a reciprocal relationship between mass media and politics. Both systems are interdependent, it comes in portions to a symbiosis. The political system operates media, the media system operates politically.