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> And they're sick of journalists and twitterati calling them - and everyone else, for that matter - nazis because a few lunatics showed up to the protest with
by User23 5y ago
> And they're sick of journalists and twitterati calling them - and everyone else, for that matter - nazis because a few lunatics showed up to the protest with nazi flags and got kicked out. It's boring that the media keep falling for this shtick. Every single time.
At least this time the provocateur remembered to iron out the creases on the flag he bought brand new for the occasion. It happens so frequently and so reliably that one can’t help but wonder if the media malfeasance is more than mere laziness. Honest errors are not always biased in one direction.
- Lascaille 5y ago>wonder if the media malfeasance is more than mere laziness Of course it is. The modern media is absurdly woke and out of touch with reality and pretty much without principle either. The trucker convoy was a perfect example of a modern working-class struggle and the media lined up to portray them as anything but. I remember literally reading in some op-ed words along the lines of 'the truckers are not the working class, they are the modern bourgeoise; they do not work with their hands but merely direct from padded comfort the toil of their mechanical slave.' It would be funny if it didn't actually affect things.