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Does the tone put anyone else off? I feel like I should be his perfect target audience (I cycle everywhere and prefer living in cities with good bike infrastruc
by fezfight 4y ago
Does the tone put anyone else off? I feel like I should be his perfect target audience (I cycle everywhere and prefer living in cities with good bike infrastructure) but I find the way he makes his arguments leaves me wanting to disagree with him.
- ucosty 4y agoYou're not alone, though personally I quite like his tone and delivery. It's entirely probable that you're not in his target audience and that's okay.
- Moldoteck 4y agoyou can leave a comment on his video on points you disagree with him
- Youden 4y agoYes. I overall have similar views to him but I often find that his videos sound like they're preaching to the choir. Aside from tone, he uses terms like "stroad" without explanation. Such terms will be known to people who watch a lot of similar content and likely already agree with him but not so much to people who don't, which are the people he that he needs to convince. I also find things a bit one-sided. He might bring up problems with the way things are today and propose a solution to them but the solution always sounds like a silver bullet that magically solves all the problems. In reality there are always obstacles and downsides.
- throw0101a 4y ago> Does the tone put anyone else off? Jason Slaughter, the author/creator, has said in numerous interviews that it is on purpose. He's tired of the BS from the pro-car, low-density folks, and leans into the snark.
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