Propaganda is a very dangerous thing, and this article is quite eloquent in its retelling of the Timothy MacVeigh saga. Being a perfect example (much like the Columbine story), Gun Town, Kansas provides convenient fodder for the propaganda mac

In most respects, this article is completely satisfactory; it presents and defends an argument, it brings to light an important example of news media at its (near) worst. However, in moving beyond a simple finger-pointer and into something greater, it falls short. Given more attention and depth, Wizda could clarify the difference between propaganda and a full-rounded story, instead, it falls somewhere in between, personifying a grey area. This missed opportunity does not undermine the article completely; it only slightly reinforces the goal of mediocrity that seems to fuel so many publications.

Like several critical arguments, Wizda succeeds very quickly at identifying a problem, while failing at presenting a solution. If the populace is so unable to realize

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