"Langdon could already tell that the video was an unfair piece of propaganda," Brown writes, adding that the symbologist thought to himself, "the truth will be twisted... as it always is with the Masons".
But I've seen far more examples of propaganda and unfair marketing practices than I have of reasoned arguments.
Some critics of Mr. Chávez contended that it was an unfair race given the state propaganda apparatus at the incumbent's disposal.
Assad and ally Russia dismissed dire diplomatic warnings and independent reports as "unfair and dishonest," "hoaxes" and "propaganda," and regularly pointed to crimes committed by opposition rebel groups during the battle.
"Black Lives Matter has been subjected to a propaganda campaign thats really unfair".
Lawyers for Scientology argued that the 2009 verdict was unfair because the judiciary was biased thanks to propaganda against the movement which had circulated in French officialdom.
A recent Charleston Post and Courier story described a white, liberal philosophy professor at the school who is under fire "for political bias, for being unfair to Trump in discussions about lies and propaganda, for being racist against white people".
"Hitler in his propaganda stressed always that Jews were unfair, mean people," he says.
When it comes to art, propaganda gets a very bad press, but perhaps, as Goebbels opined – it is unfair to characterise it as inferior Maybe the art of propaganda could do with a spin-doctor of its own.
