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Downvoters: is what this poster says broadly untrue or not?

yorwba 3y ago
Read https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2023_EDMO-Ireland-Briefing-Report-2023.pdf https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2023_EDMO-Ireland... and decide for yourself whether a chain of three people quoting and restating the parts they disagree with the most managed to produce an accurate representation.
- nvm0n2 3y ago
  You're insinuating that the quoted text unfairly represents the document. You shouldn't do that. If you think there's a misrepresentation, point out what explicitly, don't use slippery rhetoric. The summaries are entirely accurate. Here are some quotes from the document itself: (p12) The narratives propagated by right-wing extremists in Ireland are broadly aligned to a nativist ideology. Nativism is a particular construction of nationalism that advocates protecting the interests of native or indigenous inhabitants over those of immigrants. Nativist narratives have circulated for many years in Ireland, rising to prominence in tandem with wider events that are ripe for exploitation by extremists ... Some of the key narrative themes that are prominent in the current protest include: Inauthentic claims: References to “economic migrants”, “fake asylum seekers”, and “fakeugees” imply that refugees and asylum seekers are lying about the dangers they face and attempting to scam the state. (p14) Climate change is often viewed through a conspiratorial lens that seeks to “expose” the ulterior motives behind climate action and downplay the evidence for climate change (see Figure 9). Greta Thunberg is a frequent target for abusive language and humour relating to climate change while Met Éireann weather warnings are viewed with suspicion. (p17) Some notable characteristics of disinformation campaigns in Ireland are summarised below: Participatory memes and content templates ... Attacks on the credibility of mainstream media and journalism.
malermeister 3y ago
Given that both of the sources he cites are infowars-level right wing rags, with headlines such as: * Nick Dixon and Toby Young Discuss Virtue-Signalling Men Pretending to Love Women’s Football * Official Guidelines Reveal Anti-White Racism of Sadiq Khan’s ‘Branding’ Campaign * How woke colonised Mexico * No, Brexit is not the cause of our economic turmoil It doesn't really seem worth engaging with those articles.
- 77868634 3y ago
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Read https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2023_EDMO-Ireland-Briefing-Report-2023.pdf https://edmo.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/2023_EDMO-Ireland... and decide for yourself whether a chain of three people quoting and restating the parts they disagree with the most managed to produce an accurate representation.

nvm0n2 3y ago
You're insinuating that the quoted text unfairly represents the document. You shouldn't do that. If you think there's a misrepresentation, point out what explicitly, don't use slippery rhetoric. The summaries are entirely accurate. Here are some quotes from the document itself: (p12) The narratives propagated by right-wing extremists in Ireland are broadly aligned to a nativist ideology. Nativism is a particular construction of nationalism that advocates protecting the interests of native or indigenous inhabitants over those of immigrants. Nativist narratives have circulated for many years in Ireland, rising to prominence in tandem with wider events that are ripe for exploitation by extremists ... Some of the key narrative themes that are prominent in the current protest include: Inauthentic claims: References to “economic migrants”, “fake asylum seekers”, and “fakeugees” imply that refugees and asylum seekers are lying about the dangers they face and attempting to scam the state. (p14) Climate change is often viewed through a conspiratorial lens that seeks to “expose” the ulterior motives behind climate action and downplay the evidence for climate change (see Figure 9). Greta Thunberg is a frequent target for abusive language and humour relating to climate change while Met Éireann weather warnings are viewed with suspicion. (p17) Some notable characteristics of disinformation campaigns in Ireland are summarised below: Participatory memes and content templates ... Attacks on the credibility of mainstream media and journalism.

malermeister 3y ago

Given that both of the sources he cites are infowars-level right wing rags, with headlines such as: * Nick Dixon and Toby Young Discuss Virtue-Signalling Men Pretending to Love Women’s Football * Official Guidelines Reveal Anti-White Racism of Sadiq Khan’s ‘Branding’ Campaign * How woke colonised Mexico * No, Brexit is not the cause of our economic turmoil It doesn't really seem worth engaging with those articles.

77868634 3y ago
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