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Everyone is a propagandist by its definition.
Never said Shapiro was fake news. He's fine if a little biased.Yeah this was clearly by design. Obama's 8 years are up and stock market goes boom
lol thought Breitbart and Shapiro were fake news?
Stock market more than doubled during obamas terms. Would need to go like 45k to double from what he left. Plus Obama took over a economy and left a good one. but hey I understand with health care reform dead and tax cuts looking DOA plus even Fox having him polling at an all time low your desperate for some lipstick to put on this pig
Everyone is a propagandist by its definition.
Lol what definition are you using
The proof is in the pudding. Trump's economy is doing great, and looking at the trends: only leaves room for exponential growth across the board. I don't trust polls, and I don't trust FOX fwiw.
Go find some crayons Blake, the grown ups are talking.
Not by the definition relevant to my statement.
That's a silly comment coming from the Boy with 10,000 Cartoons.
It's relevant because you are trying to separate yourself from me by slapping a label on my words and pretending to be able to ascertain or convey my emotions. It's a Liberal thing, and it may win you a debate or two against a layman. I see through it though
Not a fan of Art and Humor? Clearly you're too sophisticated for such nonsense.
This isn't about me, Chris. This is about you excitedly sharing images and political cartoons that idolize a ty president in a way that is well past creepy adoration. It's propaganda at best, but your passion and dedication is straight up brony level.It's relevant because you are trying to separate yourself from me by slapping a label on my words and pretending to be able to ascertain or convey my emotions. It's a Liberal thing, and it may win you a debate or two against a layman. I see through it though
I love art and humor. When do we get to see some of that?
Yeah I'm patriotic - sorry if you voted for Hillary tbh. I forgive you
See, you're still having word trouble. Propagandism <> patriotism. Read something with fewer pictures some time.Yeah I'm patriotic - sorry if you voted for Hillary tbh. I forgive you
I don't recall any pro-Obama material in the past 8 years that resembled Ben Garrison comics or those dumb tweet images you like so much. If I had seen anything like that, I definitely wouldn't have spammed this forum a dozen times a day with it. I supported him, but I never felt the need to shill for him with fawning fanboy naruto. I would have been embarrassed for anyone who did so, especially anyone who did so with boutons-like regularity and commitment.
It's sad to see someone boast their lack of individual conviction in such a way. But like I said to you before, there's still time to be a useful person with dignity. Good luck.
You don't recall anything, because Obama had the media (propaganda) and Hollywood (propaganda) in his back pocket. I'm happy to educate you with your "word trouble" and your personal attacks are simply confirmation for me at this point that you are confused about a lot of things. Please show me where patriotism and propaganda (no ism requiredSee, you're still having word trouble. Propagandism <> patriotism. Read something with fewer pictures some time.
I don't recall any pro-Obama material in the past 8 years that resembled Ben Garrison comics or those dumb tweet images you like so much. If I had seen anything like that, I definitely wouldn't have spammed this forum a dozen times a day with it. I supported him, but I never felt the need to shill for him with fawning fanboy naruto. I would have been embarrassed for anyone who did so, especially anyone who did so with boutons-like regularity and commitment.
It's sad to see someone boast their lack of individual conviction in such a way. But like I said to you before, there's still time to be a useful person with dignity. Good luck.
Weird, with such a monopoly on the ins utions shaping public opinion, I'm surprised we didn't see LOT more Obama naruto like the stuff you post for Dear Leader.
This is a mess of a paragraph, but I'm going to assume you're just asking for the difference between patriotism and propagandism. (The -ism is helpful when describing the act of spreading propaganda.)I'm happy to educate you with your "word trouble" and your personal attacks are simply confirmation for me at this point that you are confused about a lot of things. Please show me where patriotism and propaganda (no ism required
Patriotism is loving and supporting your country.
Propagandism is amplifying the political positions of those who run your country.
You love Donald Trump. Maybe you love America too, but love of the President isn't patriotism.
Does this make sense, Chris?
It's not relevant because you gave a fake definition of propagandistIt's relevant because you are trying to separate yourself from me by slapping a label on my words and pretending to be able to ascertain or convey my emotions. It's a Liberal thing, and it may win you a debate or two against a layman. I see through it though
You need a cartoon meme to speak for you
Trumpism SMASHED in VA guv race.
We are ALL HILARIOUS at so much winning!
If this is true and the Trumpism goes down in a wave in 2018 and 2020 I honestly can't wait for the "Trumpism has never failed because its never actually been tried" takes lol
There's still Repug gerrymandering and Repug voter suppression.
There's 35%+ still support/approve of Trash. If you ever hear or read them about why, you know immediately, inarguably that they're ING stupid, ignorant, uninformed, misinformed, and/or emotionally ed up, aka, the traditional Repug base cultivated for 50 years.
Is Trump Crazy?
Two new books set out to assess Trump’s mental health and end up with equally terrifying but totally opposite results.
Twilight of American Sanity: A Psychiatrist Analyzes the Age of Trump
It maintains the position Frances took earlier this year in a viral letter to the editor of the New York Times: that Trump is not nuts, or at least not meaningfully so; he is simply the product of a society gone mad.
The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump,
is an anthology of essays primarily written by mental health professionals following a Yale conference about the “duty to warn”—the idea that mental health professionals are obligated to speak up when someone’s mental illness threatens the safety of others.
These essays argue all kinds of things, but primarily they assert that not only is Trump crazy, he is dangerous and making the rest of us crazy, too.
These books, even while trying to give us answers, acknowledge the lack of apparent solutions—
that a diagnosis does not mean there’s an obvious treatment plan,
that being aware of deficiencies in someone’s mental health does not mean you know how to fix them,
that “fitness” is something we may all strive toward but many of us will have to settle for “functional.”
This is true of our society’s psyche, too. Wish as we might for sanity, there is no guarantee that we will get it.
The adults in the room may offer up comfort, but they don’t have the solution.
That part is still, maddeningly, up to all of us.
http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/books/2017/11/twilight_of_american_sanity_and_the_dangerous_case _of_donald_trump_reviewed.html
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So how many Americans and allies is Trump willing to kill to back that up, Chris?
What are you blathering on about now?
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