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Seems like a poor strategy to me. You can do that sort of thing to rile up the choir, but you have to actually preach to the non-believers. An [x] shill makin
by antepodius 7y ago
Seems like a poor strategy to me. You can do that sort of thing to rile up the choir, but you have to actually preach to the non-believers.
An [x] shill making poor arguments the those on the fence is going to do less good for their employers than a shill making the strongest possible case for [x].
If anything, you'd assume the 'irrational' nuclear shills are actually being paid by natural gas and renewables interests, and vice-versa, to make the other side seem obnoxious and crazy.
- RobertRoberts 7y agoI will give you an example from two camps, whom I have family that are both infected by: Republicans: (fox news) Illegals are taking over America and stealing your jobs! Democrats: (cnn) Conservatives are hate filled racists who hate equality! The same thing is happening online because this works with the masses.
- antepodius 7y agoYeah. Those messages are aimed at the choir. They're not meant to convert.