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That's an interesting thought. However, inconsistency in propaganda is real if you consider embellishments can differ greatly. The key is to control the convers
by ludamad 5y ago
That's an interesting thought. However, inconsistency in propaganda is real if you consider embellishments can differ greatly. The key is to control the conversation. You can easily censor an RPG chat, for example, to the same effect
- Kinrany 5y agoGames are also bad propaganda because it costs little to try different things. So censorship, while possible, cannot be hidden behind plausible deniability. Similarly, a game implies a set of rules that can be criticized and cannot be made vague on purpose -- as required by motte-and-bailey and similar rhetorical tricks.