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RattyUK said:
Maybe not everyone using Oculus is an American?It appears to be a historic narrative, no problem.In my country we have multiple political parties so there is no "duality" as the USA nurtures...
08-18-2019 03:37 PM
The way I judge anything that relates an historical experience is pretty simple (it needs to be as I'm pretty simple). If I deem the experience to be accurate, then it's an historical piece. If I think it's inaccurate, then it's either poorly researched or it's biased/propaganda and I'll give my reasons for arriving at that conclusion. If anyone thinks this particular experience is inaccurate, then I'd suggest that they do likewise and say what it get's wrong.
If however, someone doesn't like the experience based purely on the subject matter then that might point more towards bias or agenda in the person making that judgement.
As for American laws and standards are concerned, I don't think they're any different form the UK in relation to historical learning, or most other countries.
I'm avoiding politics and I'm not going to touch this thread if everyone does the same. I'm also of the opinion (as others have intimated) that there's really no politics involved in the experience, so politics is easy to avoid.
08-18-2019 04:56 PM
DaftnDirect said:
The way I judge anything that relates an historical experience is pretty simple (it needs to be as I'm pretty simple). If I deem the experience to be accurate, then it's an historical piece. If I think it's inaccurate, then it's either poorly researched or it's biased/propaganda and I'll give my reasons for arriving at that conclusion. If anyone thinks this particular experience is inaccurate, then I'd suggest that they do likewise and say what it get's wrong.
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