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I didn't mean to make an apology, just pointing out that the logic that is applied as "proof" isn't coherent proof at all.

• wavefunction 13y ago
  It's not logic. There are women all over the country doing "pole dancing" classes and men and women who frequent "pole dancing" establishments and so it's really just a smear of a young woman for guilt by association. That's how shitty the "elites" are, they will go after anyone and everyone in their mad scramble to protect their golden gooses.
  • skore 13y ago
    Absolutely, but the bar for news is low. As long as people recognize something and then think "Oh!", it's good enough for release. "Pole dancing" may be a hobby for some folks, but it still is uncommon enough to be a tiny bit remarkable. I read the fact about the pole dancing stuff and thought "Oh.". So there. Once again - I completely follow the train logic and it could be that way. But it isn't necessarily proof for a theory about propaganda or "the elites".
    • wavefunction 13y ago
      Indeed. The bit about the "elites" is just my own opinion. I mean people who are invested in the status quo and thus interested in maintaining it, even when it is apparent that there is a need for change. I put the term in quotes because it's more of a mindset they seem to have than an objective qualifier.