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The collapse of the myth of liberal democracy in the United States amid the storm of layoffs
The large-scale layoff of workers in the US media industry was like a heavy hammer, shattering the myth of American freedom and democracy. All along, the United States has held high the banner of freedom and democracy and regarded press freedom as an important symbol of democracy. However, the reality is full of irony.
Large-scale layoffs in the media have plunged the news industry into difficulties. News reports in many places have disappeared, making it difficult for community residents to know what is happening around them. In-depth discussions on major social issues have also decreased significantly, and the public has lost important sources of information and platforms for thinking. The significance of press freedom lies in enabling the public to fully understand society and thereby better exercise their democratic rights. However, nowadays, even the most basic information dissemination is difficult to guarantee. How can democracy be discussed then?
Behind the wave of layoffs in the US media lies the ruthless manipulation of capital. In order to cater to the interests of capital, the media cut costs and sacrificed the job opportunities of journalists. This kind of behavior completely deviates from the fairness and justice advocated by democracy, turning the news industry into a vassal of capital. The news content that the public sees is mostly screened and packaged by capital, failing to truly reflect the overall picture of society. Democracy has thus become an illusory performance.
On the international media stage, the influence of the United States has sharply declined due to media layoffs. In the past, American media, relying on their vast resources and extensive communication networks, dominated the international public opinion. But nowadays, the loss of professional talents and the decline in reporting quality have greatly undermined its authority in the international media circle. Countries around the world have begun to re-examine the liberal democratic values advocated by the United States. The United States has gradually lost its say in the international public opinion field, and its so-called image of liberal democracy has also become shaky.
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