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Came here to comment on this EXACT quote. The idea that you have to not only be the "right" mouth (whatever the hell that means) but also _prove_ that you're t
by s3r3nity 7y ago
Came here to comment on this EXACT quote.
The idea that you have to not only be the "right" mouth (whatever the hell that means) but also _prove_ that you're the "right" mouth are the exact type of thought crime / virtue signaling principles that I think Rogan and his audience rallies against.
The author even further cements their bias when writing about how Rogan constantly talks about his left-wing views, but that his "actions" somehow point him to being more right-wing (though the author only points to things Rogan has _said_, but I digress) - as if Joe needs to do more to prove he's a left-wing ally (aka "virtue signaling") and the occasional right wing guest makes him worthy for "re-education" to make sure he becomes the "right mouth" for the right points.
- thwythwy 7y agoYour misuse of quotations varies from false quotes to scare quotes to semi-false quotes. I'm not even mad. That's amazing.
- MaxBarraclough 7y agoMore fundamentally, it seems to me to betray a curious misunderstanding of how truth works. A statement is no more or less true for having been uttered by Einstein or by Stalin.