@BriannaWu Because the oppressor oppressed ideology will always find someone to make the bad guy. It doesn't even have to be rational, because they don't believe in objective reality, only dialectical power.
@whatifalthist The t v sitcom was one of the worst inventions. It gave a whole generation of people an unrealistic expectation of what life is and how easy it should be.
@whatifalthist Because they had to start putting a negative slant on history since so much of it had to do with warfare and "colonization". Teaching history became problematic to them.
@whatifalthist He's just realizing that there's a better chance to get some of the things that he likes that we agree on then there is to isolate. Like not letting generals join companies after they retire
@ConceptualJames All I've seen a lot of people ask is, why do you define that person as propaganda? And your response was, if I don't know the person or they don't use their name, I assume it's propaganda.
@ConceptualJames So you're not giving specifics as to why the content is propaganda, but just if it's not someone recognizable to you, you consider it propaganda?
@Sargon_of_Akkad Here's the author Danny Cevallos is an MSNBC legal analyst who practices in the areas of personal injury, wrongful conviction and criminal defense in Pennsylvania, New York and the U.S. Virgin Islands at the law firms of Cevallos & Wong in Pennsylvania and Edelman & Edelman
@KyleKulinski So Kyle's all big about listening to people's feelings, unless it's someone he disagrees with. Then it's okay to mock them and their trauma.