Is it just me, or is there a distinct lack of subtlety in right wing propaganda campaigns recently?
Is it just me, or is there a distinct lack of subtlety in right wing propaganda campaigns recently?
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i bet none of them would answer the same way if you asked them what a 3rd world country is
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This one is a lot more explicit, which is not a great sign(as if the rest of everything else right now was)
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“Talking Points Memo” isn’t just a website. The term comes from a Republican strategy to send out a memo to the party explaining what the message is that party leadership wants hammered on public media this week. It includes a list of “talking points” with premade example quotes.
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Way back when the Daily Show used to cut together clips of GOP talking heads pivoting to their talking points in interviews, regardless of the question being asked. It was surreal. And the Left never found a way to counter it, which is why they still do it today.
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I'm always baffled why 'journalists' don't just repeat "Answer the fucking question" at politicians when they do that. Seems like a pretty simple way to counter it.
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Thank you, wanted to make sure someone posted it. And the sad thing is, this is how we got Trump. Boomers ate this shit up from their "local" news...
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HateGPT
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Like, obviously they all get their marching orders from one place.
But damn. How have they kept a seal on it?
Its obviously refried bullshit, but their ability to stay in lockstep smacks of a state level actor.
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but their ability to stay in lockstep smacks of a state level actor.
I guarantee you its a national group like the Heritage Foundation or TPUSA issuing these talking points. Just because the opposition is organized doesn't mean their foreign backed. That's just conspiratorial thinking.
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I guarantee you its a national group like the Heritage Foundation or TPUSA issuing these talking points.
Thats the right answer. I just don't get how they've kept it from leaking.
That’s just conspiratorial thinking.
It can be both conspiratorial and true.
I think rightwing movements have become victims to a kind of "ideological spear fishing" coming out of Russia for decades.
Rightwing astroturfed podcasters: Russian funded.
European rightwing movements: Russian funded.
Its obvious that right wing movements were coopted decades ago to weaken and collapse western Democracies. So when it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, and smears shit all over the walls like a duck, maybe its a fucking duck*?
*[ apologies to any ducks whom I might have besmirched comparing them to rw'ers ]
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It's jarringly obvious that they are just told what to say.
Reminds me of propaganda workers in Serbia that sometimes copy their messages along with additional instructions, so you'd see something like "LONG LIVE THE PRESIDENT but change it a bit so that it's not all the same" in the comments of news platforms.
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It seems to work. People, all of us, are kind of stupid and when we hear things repeated we remember them. None of us are immune to propaganda.
Repeating something simple, and false, that appeals to emotions is going to have a bigger impact than something longer and complicated.
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Totally agree. It's super important that we remember that people, all of us, are kind of stupid and when we hear things repeated we remember them. None of us are immune to propaganda.
Repeating something simple, and false, that appeals to emotions is going to have a bigger impact than something longer and complicated.
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It's just you. There's been a distinct lack of subtlety in right wing propaganda for a long time, going back at least to "this is extremely dangerous to our democracy."
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Seems that if you tank education enough, the lack of subtlety becomes more of a feature. Lots of people who only pick up on loud, repeated, simple messages are still able to vote.
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The nice thing about being a Russian asset? Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V all day.
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ban illegal immigration
It is banned, that’s why it’s illegal
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lol America may as well be a “third world country”
Why would anyone from a developed country come to the rapidly deteriorating US?
Idiocracy.
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I've been saying for a while that America is an undeveloping nation.
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"But what about the American dream?"
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This time in history may well be called the "American Nightmare" assuming we wake up from it.
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If they were intellectually capable of subtlety, they wouldn't be right-wingers.
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Subtlety is for the 2010s. We in the propaganda finger paint by numbers era now (and none of the numbers will be brown!).
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except in Germany, brown is coming back big there
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The term has been hijacked from it's original meaning, much like irony.
That said, it's so dumb. The folks from developing countries are much more likely to be on "their side". People from developing countries tend to be a great deal more religious. While folks from the EU tend to be less religious, and want more "socialist" programs from the government.
But of course they can't get over their racism to even make any good decisions.
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Its the way they refer to poor nonwhite countries.
Developing works too, kind of.
Low income / high income is the most neutral way to frame it.
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Plenty of high educated EU citizens migrate to the US for the higher wages though. Then move back home after a decade with a nice nest egg.
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I mean, they don't need to convince their base when it is comprised of loyal cultists.
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They are loyal cultists because of the repetition. The GOP are really damn good at getting their message across in a unified manner.
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i say they havent need to do it for a while, like 15 years ago they ran with Obama being an islamic communist that wanted to destroy america, and their base was ok with it even tho they had no evidence, since trump they definetly are more Blatant but its been a trend for a while
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They still call him Barack Hussein Obama as if that does anything.
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its because they are getting thier talking points from putin, who is paying all of thier income.
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Post this message at least nine times or you will have bad luck!
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Like the white South Africans right? Right?!
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Turns out chatbots are just "intelligent" enough to copy/paste shit and change it a little so it doesn't get automatically removed.
Also the DOJ told us these people take money from the Kremlin.
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It's just so lazy.
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When a group pf people all share the same one brain cell, they tend to repeat each other.
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Most con shit is stupid by design, like those scam emails that are deliberately written in broken English so that only stupid people will fall for them. Why would they bother writing something complex when they need an army of morons to lap up the talking points?
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If public services are underfunded, why are Trump and the Reds cutting those services?
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That's why they failed to save practically any money after cutting those services
They cut some incredibly cheap incredibly effective programs
The big money goes to big companies and petrochemical companies
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reminds me of https://youtu.be/_fHfgU8oMSo
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Glad someone else thought of this. No different. Just manufactured messaging by those invested in destroying the nation for neofuedalism
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Scruffy astroturfers!
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All those problems are the result of corporate greed.
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If you want less immigration then stop foreign policies that help fuck up other countries. Not saying that is the only cause but in the long run probably more effective than rounding up random people from the street.
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"Hey can I copy your homework?" "Sure just change it a little so the teacher won't know"
The homework:
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Always was.
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It's the slow boiled frog. People on the outside notice but the fox viewers don't.
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They are all part of the broader complex of "new media". You have these guys on the right. Tim Poole is centerish. I don't know much about the left side of the controlled media sphere but I'm sure they exist and are funded by the same people. If anyone listens to these guys they don't value their own time.
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Who cares? Everything is naked these days.
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