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@Joopsmann We gotta adopt older tactics.. We've lost our ability to troll what are, quitte plainly, idiots. We started calling it Internet Bullying, which sometimes it was. But it was also something else: Not letting stupid have a pass. We have to get viciously immature again, as reprehensible as that sounds.
For every carefully researched, factually-supported 3-point plan wall of text argument a person uses in chat to refute what is an OBVIOUS stupid, it falls on deaf ears as they simply respond with a flippant "nuh-UH! George Soros and Hunters Laptop! HA!".
We have to start scorching these motherf**kers again now that they've invaded every method of communication there is. Really hurt their feelings and remind them how outnumbered they are until they realize they've expended all shreds of goodwill, and they are going to spend the rest of their lives being laughed out of the room. But oh no, we wanna be polite and look mature. So do our representatives in Congress.
Clearly, it doesn't work.
We have failed to respond in kind. Every viewer here SHOULD be flooding Fox News and Wall Street Journal video comments to laugh in their faces and overwhelm their echo chambers. But we don't. That would be 'beneath us', pretend we can stay clean forever. So they instead send clickfarmers, foreigners, and interns to CNN, NPR, and everywhere else and copy-paste stupid 3rd grade statements with impunity.
Everyone here SHOULD spend the next 10 minutes on Fox's channel leaving comments making fun of Hannity, Tucker, and every guest they have. It's like a civic duty. You all should do that right now and every day
Who knows, you might even enjoy it.
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@Therapistinthewhitehouse Thats not germaine to the point though. The point is that it's a flawed saying that people are accepting as wisdom, not the amount of effort or that recalling truth doesn't require good memory. In point of fact, it requires the BEST memory, but the point still remains that its flawed saying that people fawn over, erroniously. People need to be more careful about what they accept as 'wisdom', or else they fall into the trap of regurgitating bumper sticker-level folksy sayings that don't make sense.
Such as Nietzche: That which doesn't kill us makes us stronger. False, that which nearly killed us leaves us scarred, crippled, and scared. But because it's Nietzche, no one bothers to question that validity of that statement.
"An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind". Also false, it teaches everyone to stop poking people's eyes out.
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