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This sounds like corporate propaganda. The way I can tell is that it tries to convince people to surrender their freedom using arguments such as "What is freedo
by cryptica 5y ago
This sounds like corporate propaganda. The way I can tell is that it tries to convince people to surrender their freedom using arguments such as "What is freedom?", "There is no other option" or "Alternatives are illusions" - These narratives just try to brainwash us into a "Freedom is slavery" mindset described by Orwell.
- cto_of_antifa 5y agoThis would be a lot more coherant if you were able to demonstrate whatever this universally true idea of freedom is you allude to. And no, I'm not joking: what is freedom