Phil Hueston

American, 1A absolutist, 2A protects 1A, sick of Marxists/progressives breaking what they never built, stealing what they never earned & hurting our kids. No DM

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Because @BrumPolice want to hide their ineptitude and utter hatred of those they "serve," they want this video squelched.

It'd be a shame if that didn't work out for them...

[Inevitable West @Inevitablewest]

Birmingham police asked people to not share this video. So I am now sharing it.

This officer must be named and shamed.

[The Rabbit Hole @TheRabbitHole]

One consequence of DEI is dumb people with advanced degrees overcomplicating simple topics to cosplay as intelligent.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@EricLDaugh "Get off my lawn!" 🤣🤣🤡

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@robbystarbuck This is literally comedy that writes itself. 🤣🤣🤡

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@IfindRetards This is literally comedy that writes itself. 🤣🤣🤡

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@ConceptualJames outlines an important control/direction tool used by governments and parties on both sides.

When you understand the method, it no longer works on you.

Be vigilant, my friends.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

Understanding the mass line.

The mass line was a political campaign style developed and used by Mao Zedong and the CCP in the People's Republic of China. It's a very common method for doing agitation and propaganda, as well as for driving radicalization ever since.

The name "mass line" suggests two possible meanings, and as it happens, the technique uses both. One is that the "mass line" is the line the masses are taking, and the other is that it's the line being fed to the masses.

Here's how it works.

The mass line begins by being extracted from the masses. Issues that are likely to agitate or incite them are determined by the propaganda office. The issues should be ones that are likely to invoke mass mobilization campaigns tapping a lot of negative, or sometimes positive, emotions (e.g., frustration, anger, fear, despair, or hope and enthusiasm).

These issues are then studied by the propaganda office to determine how they can be packaged, or codified, in terms of the party's interests, ambitions, and interpretive frame.

These reframed inciting issues are then fed back to the masses in a mass line campaign, which runs reflexively to make it seem like it's the current issue everyone is talking about and mobilizing around. The emotion under the mass line as it was extracted gets channeled into the mass line campaign as it benefits the party.

For example, the masses could be angry and frustrated that rents are too high and housing is unaffordable. The party would then recognize this reservoir of resentment in the people and would codify it by deciding it is caused by the landlords being too greedy and selfish. They would then feed this interpretation of the issue in a big-scale campaign back to the people with the goal of inciting and mobilizing them all at once. "Rents are too high because we have too many landlords who are greedy!"

The party will likely also package in a pre-determined solution pathway into the mass line because the point is often to get the people to demand the thing the party wants to do. They might add, "we need rent controls" or "we need state ownership of apartments."

The mass line is then pushed with a vigorous campaign that makes it feel like the most important issue everyone is talking about, and one that has to be solved now, usually according to the line provided by the party. The masses are thereby mobilized to protest and demand what the party wanted in the first place. Their energy, which might be quite legitimate, is coopted to the party's agenda.

That's how the mass line works. Be on the lookout. We see them everywhere now.

PS:
For those who followed my explanations of Paulo Freire's critical pedagogy, this is the same methodology applied to education, as Freire himself explains in Pedagogy of the Oppressed.

Gathering the mass line is finding the "generative themes," which the educator then "codifies" and delivers back to the students in a "decodification" that interprets their circumstances for them to awaken critical consciousness and to inspire radical activism.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@KurtSchlichter The irony level is pegged at "you can't make this stuff up."

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@trumplicans2024 American taxpayer. Work my butt off to make sure grifters, thieves, illegals and foreign criminals are well paid.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Can someone please show me all the news articles from the leftist media calling for Obama’s impeachment and calling all these bombs he dropped unconstitutional?

Oh wait.

These were (D)ifferent

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

I'm dying over here. 🤣🤣🤣

[April Color @ColorApril]

She’s in tears over the ill-eagles. Meanwhile, the rest of us are
just trying to survive her IQ drop. 🦅🧠🚫 🤦‍♀️🤣

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

@JonathanTurley nails it here. End of post...

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

...For the Supreme Court, it has become madness, as emergency motions pile up every morning after executive programs are frozen overnight. The solution to chronic injunctivitis is simple: You give district judges a dose of clarity and tell them not to call you in the morning.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Could be worse. His name could be "Broken Condom."

You're welcome!!

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Kids say the darnedest things...

But shouldn't the building inspector have to check the lava for himself?

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

The best and most effective leaders know this.

Follow me for more great executive leadership tips!

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

True story right here...

And I'm almost certain that they've been drinking.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Baseball?

Umm...no. It's playoff hockey season until Lord Stanley's Cup is hoisted.

End of story...

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

When the search dog says "no"...

Good dog.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Because I'm 12...

And you're welcome.

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Interesting and thought-provoking read.

https://t.co/T5XWSNwKQH

[Phil Hueston @philhueston]

Inquiring minds want to know...