@guinevere_86157@ramonagusta @Dr_Kevin_Turner 'We are in such trouble.'
That's what they want you to believe.
(Fabian psychological warfare- demoralization and learned helplessness / victim mindset)
@DawnButlerBrent Millions laughed at an AI video of Jeremy Clarkson beating up Keir Starmer.
It might seem like a 'joke' (because it is), but normalizing violence in politics damages our ego.
I'm calling for urgent help !
FIFY
@WorldByWolf Being autistic (binary, absolutist, thinking) is not helping anyone, except reform (and the rest).
Think (and tweet), a little more strategically.
@ed_gethane @BreakerOfChains @dlLambo Your tweet doesn't discuss the statement posited though, does it?
Deflecting away from the point addressed is not a virtue, it's a weakness of character.
@stuey_beef The law of unintended consequences...
(I don't know the laws, just using this as an example)
Assault a person because they approve of new law- 1 year possible sentence - No jury trial.
Seriously injure that same person, for life (gbh?),5 year sentence - Goes to Jury trial..hmmm
@TiceRichard Dick Tice:
Specialized subject -
Carrying on regardless against public opinion in service of his zionist overlords, and doing his best to kill any chance of political power.
Midwit thinks:
"..If I connect 'antisemitism' with 'hideous', that'll mean I'm clever.."
@JamesMelville Straw Man: This can also be a form of a straw man argument. The speaker misrepresents the questioner's position (e.g., transforming "I oppose this war" into "I support the Iranian regime") to make it easier to attack
@JamesMelville Ad Hominem: Attacks the character or motive of the person making the argument rather than addressing the substance of the argument itself.
Guilt by Association (Association Fallacy): Attempts to discredit a position by associating it with an undesirable group.