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> I'm a little tired of this constantly coming up Perhaps then you shouldn't have made it into a political position by suggesting that they'd all vote for a s
by buildzr 7y ago
> I'm a little tired of this constantly coming up
Perhaps then you shouldn't have made it into a political position by suggesting that they'd all vote for a specific candidate.
> This is relatively easy to prove, but people can be influenced by the right rhetoric, and they vote.
It's a bit of a trusting trust exercise - you can prove it in a way that satisfies you, but that doesn't necessarily satisfy everyone.
> Would you apply this logic to ISIS recruitment videos?
Much more debatable because ISIS videos encourage outright violence.
- tombert 7y agoI didn't say they'd all vote for a specific candidate, but based on what you're telling me, this is the logical conclusion: 1) People don't vote based on their beliefs, 2) Beliefs can't be wrong, 3) A vote based on a wrong belief can't lead to an undesirable candidate.