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Yes

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No

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No

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Memes

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Yes

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Yes. They can give a creative perspective on real problems happening

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Fear tactics combined with statistics

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Probably not

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Yes. People do not like to read much and political cartoons provide a concise, entertaining form of pertinent information

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They're a good way of learning opinions, not information 

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They're a good way of learning opinions, not information 

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very biased but often funny

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Informally

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Memes

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They are not completely reliable. While they can be a good way to learn about a problem, they can be very biased.

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No they are too biased

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They’re always bias because they’re made with the intent to spread a message.

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Ethos

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No.

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They are necessary

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Memes

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I would say they are definitely biased

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News articles

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Formally

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No because it’s someone else’s perspective 

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No because it’s someone else’s perspective 

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Formally

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They are necessary so that people who can’t read can still get the information.

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Duck duck go

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Some people are best able to express themselves through hart so I thing they are nevessary