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The effectiveness of this strategy is not so much mocking Daesh. The strategy can be effective by adding noise to their signal. This works in live protests a
by jay-saint 11y ago
The effectiveness of this strategy is not so much mocking Daesh. The strategy can be effective by adding noise to their signal.
This works in live protests as well, this is the electronic equivalent of a protest I saw in college. A white supremacist was giving a speech at a public library in central Illinois. Protesters out numbered actual audience members 2 to 1. They proceed to sing children's songs and play instruments. This blocked the message of hate helping to prevent further recruitment and coordination.
- chrisseaton 11y ago> They proceed to sing children's songs and play instruments. Surely it's better to block the message by debating them? Children's songs make it look like you have nothing intelligent to say against them.
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- lewisl9029 11y agoSure, that would work if the group you're dealing with is receptive to the prospect of intelligent debate.
- chrisseaton 11y agoI can just imagine someone not already well informed walking away with the impression that the nice rational people who only wanted to talk about their ideas were being drowned out by the mob literally acting like children.
- gremlinsinc 11y agoHave you ever tried debating with bigots? Both sides end up talking over each other.. I think it makes brilliant sense, to sing songs, hymns, etc and make the other side look dumbfounded and unable to respond..what do they do sing metal ballads about how all other races should be slaves?