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I strongly dislike this kind of take. They believe what they are saying themselves. Try talking with a person you deem as a right wing nutcase.

• rchaud 3y ago
  They absolutely don't believe what they're saying, they know it's political kayfabe. That was one of the findings during the deposition phase of the Dominion Voting Systems legal case.
  • Aerbil313 3y ago
    Okay, maybe their bullshit doesn’t make sense even to them, but I believe fully in my ideology which you’d deem the most backwards and right-wing of them all: Islam. Sorry, my mistake to generalize my experience to American conservatives. Still I’d say a great percentage of them believe in what they are saying, maybe not Fox but their audience.
    • rchaud 3y ago
      What does that have to do with anything? This was a court case brought on by repeated lying from Fox News anchors about the validity of election machines and thereby the 2020 election itself. Islam is nowhere is the picture. Fox News doesn't care about other flavours of right-wing politics unless it directly helps their preferred candidates get elected.
      • Aerbil313 3y ago
        Islam is related because I see people all the time not believing that the believers actually believe. This was what I objected to in top comment.