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   by jenxkfjeo0 7y ago

   No it isn’t. Yes I do: right now most are at home taking no direct political action. Meanwhile in Hong Kong, which isn’t under threat of military destruction but an emotional/social way of life? In the face of a so-called authoritarian
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   by jenxkfjeo0 7y ago

   Notice how I wrote “in America we”. But you’re right a sample of a handful of grumpy commenters should be extrapolated directly to the public at large. Ok. Nailed me to the wall there, bud. Gj! Instead of politically organizing you’re babys
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   by jenxkfjeo0 7y ago

   The year was an arbitrary choice. People used to have to, except in the political context, move on from such experiences. Being able to recall a few quotes of much different than sitting there importing it all verbatim over and over. For mi
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   by jenxkfjeo0 7y ago

   The problem is we’ve exploited our ability to tailor our messaging so specifically that people aren’t getting new information. We’ve seen this before, in a way: when Christianity ruled, no new emotional information or perspective was capabl
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   by jenxkfjeo0 7y ago

   You’re curious about them from the perspective of a normal citizen Politicians don’t know and have no desire to know, if you can’t tell by their willfully ignoring official political processes (regardless of whether one agrees with the moti