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> Nobody mistakes the tabloids in the checkout aisle for a legitimate newspaper. This is the first good argument I've heard for the alt-right abandoning platfo
by npsimons 6y ago
> Nobody mistakes the tabloids in the checkout aisle for a legitimate newspaper.
This is the first good argument I've heard for the alt-right abandoning platforms with some standards of veracity, and it's an excellent idea. Sort of like how everyone knows what 4chan is about, and the moment you hear someone repeat some Qanon stuff you know you can stop listening.
- dane-pgp 6y ago'Did you ever hear the Tragedy of Qanon the wise? I thought not. It's not a story the Liberal Media would tell you. It's a Conservative legend.' (Please note, I'm not equating Conservatives with the Sith, here. I'm making the point that a story being censored can make it seem more interesting and more credible, even if it is heard from a source that is deemed disreputable by some).