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  • That is worse. Worrying about the optics is an admission of intent.

  • Polybius I forget what I’m doing while playing.

  • Misleading headline. He said they know their serial numbers. Which means they already have them. Which is worse.

  • Yep…

    they’re racist.

  • I don’t need your validation to have an opinion. How insecure are you?

  • Thanks. We need to be able to understand propaganda is inescapable. The best we can do is recognize it.

  • After reading some of Hitler’s speeches, to me, Trump is worse. Hitler at least tried to give historical context and statistical evidence. Trump just spews word salad immigrant xenophobia. It’s actually frightening how little he has to try.

  • The realization that there is nothing we, as individuals, can really do about it hits like a brick 🧱 But, yet, we keep fighting. Because to give in is defeatist, and frankly, boring.

  • So, 84% of Americans dissatisfied with American institutions are victims of propaganda by a foreign power?

  • I’m still here after the government backed troll farms were shut down.

  • Just giving an explanation for why someone might harbor ill feelings towards the U.S.

  • That I’m still here.

  • 360 page document.

  • Historically Low Faith in U.S. Institutions source

  • Automatically assuming that one is “too smart” for propaganda throws meta-cognition out of the window. It stops you from thinking further about why you think the way you think and believe in what you believe in.

    This is known as the Dunning-Kruger effect, a psychological phenomenon where one’s lack of awareness of their own incompetence makes one prone to believing that one knows enough.

    No one is too smart to fall for propaganda, even me, even you