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>ironically the joke meme the rеtard stalinists are now hysterically pretending was "еlection interference" is basically how they interfered with this еlection.
by happytoexplain 6y ago
>ironically the joke meme the rеtard stalinists are now hysterically pretending was "еlection interference" is basically how they interfered with this еlection.
Trolling aside, what does this outburst mean in relation to the image?
- deafsquid5 6y agoIt was a joke and Democrats claimed it was election interference
- bovermyer 6y agoThis account is clearly a troll account specifically targeting this post. A moderator needs to cull this.
- Jtsummers 6y agoThe trick with posters like the GP is to: 1. Not respond. 2. Flag/downvote. When they pop into threads like this one (which are more likely to pull in trolls and kin), flagging will quickly result in accounts like this ending up shadowbanned.
- flyingcircus3 6y agoThe tweet is an example of what seems to be the right's favorite method of argument of late: Decontextualize the subject to the point where it can be equated to something the left has done/previously supported. Here, the left voted by mail in larger numbers than the right. That's how they interfered with the election, supposedly. Just like the sign is recommending voting from home. See also: BLM riots are the same as an insurrection, Obama started family separation at the border.
- BitwiseFool 6y agoDecontextualizing is just the norm on the internet. I don't think it's a favorite tactic of "the right" as much as it's just something everyone does when having short arguments online. A recent example I noticed is how the Parler deplatforming was boiled down to "it's a private company denying service just like what that cake shop did". A nuanced and evenhanded discussion just isn't conducive to our neutered attention spans or the desire for upvotes and clap-back repartee.