When news broke of the terrorist who drove into the protesters...
my family was eating at a local restaurant which, owing to local demographics, generally runs Fox News on its half dozen tvs.
The sound was down, but the headline on the screen was "car drives into protesters."
Naturally, my family wondered whether "protesters" referred to the Nazis or to the people protesting against the Nazis.
It occurred to me in a flash: "The counter-protesters were hit," I said.
If the Nazis had been run down, the headline would have been something like Many injured as terrorist slams car into demonstrators. Fox News would assign blame, and they would inspire sympathy for the victims.
Instead, they downplayed and neutralized it: the car drove into protestors. No person is at fault; it's the car! The car didn't hit anyone; it drove into them (implying that they were in the way). And they weren't regular people; they were protestors.
Of course, Fox does this kind of stuff 24/7 (as when they "mistakenly" identify a Republican as a Democrat after her commits sex crimes, etc.) , so it's hardly surprising that they would continue their agenda of normalizing hatred and Rightwing terrorism.
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Answer cause you or someone you know has asked? A jocular comment to the waitstaff - "I hate seeing the news while I eat. I swear its gonna give me indigestion! Any way it can be changed to sports?" Might at least get you an "I'll ask." if the answer is no you can just grin and say you'll just have to try to sit with your back to it. If they do change the channel it is possible that the pro Fox people won't care as much as is assumed. Its not a "News bar" (like a sports bar) where people are coming there specifically for what's on the TVs. Especially since the sound is of as long as its not switched to something "librul" most people may not notice.
On the other hand, it does give you a relatively painless way to observe the enemy's propaganda 
I am amazed at the number of other replies that took it upon themselves to lecture me for my failure to be a good little Progressive, rather than recognizing the important opportunity we had to discuss propaganda with our children.
as we like to call it in the education field.
There are probably many more available at that place for any future visits.
One might be how, for the most part, people cannot be persuaded. You seem aware of this point.
If people are persuaded (I'm going off academic research, plus over a decade as a maker of tv commercials), they return to their former position. In the persuasive arts, if you want to call it that, it's known as the rubber band effect.
Cher
I've done that, everyone talks about the weather.
