https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josrxVtGE40&t=62s #IRLPresenterJamesBarr #MagazineUKTheSpectatorDouglasMurray #PleaPronouns #IRLSingerSamSmith
Supplementary: #EpistemologyAgnotologyIgnorance i.e. "Empowered institutions which have economic or other incentives to supress knowledge, discredit knowers, or to themselves incentivise other persons to do the same will take actions to create and maintain ignorance when they can if it benefits them" https://moralguillotines.wordpress.com/2019/07/23/epistemologies-of-ignorance/
#CatchcryFreedomOfSpeechFreeSpeech #EpistemologyAgnotologyIgnorance #MetaphorDeceitLugenpresseMainstreamMediaMSM #NMUSCNN #NMUSMSNBC #NMUSFOXFNC #MetaphorDeceitLugenpresseFakeNews #MetaphorWarfarePsychologicalOperationsPSYOP #ConspiracyTheoryCabalSaveTheChildren #TauntWokeMob #PoliticsDemocracy #TVUSABCTheView #OtheringElitesHollywood
#IRLHistoricalFigureMaximilienRobespierre i.e. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilien_Robespierre
Supplementary: #EDUUSUniversityVirginiaTechMattGabriele https://bsky.app/profile/profgabriele.com/post/3kn6qyoo5tq2w "Those claims by the Right, however, seem at first glance to not make sense. They state that they represent the will of the people and want to terrorize those they consider 'tyrants.' And yet, they themselves have tried to overturn a legitimate election and more recently enacted sweeping voter suppression laws across several states in order to cement their own hold on power. In addition, the Right and their enablers rush to stake out absolutist positions related to 'religious liberty' or 'freedom of speech' but then cheer on (or directly use) state power to limit just those liberties and freedoms they purport to support. For example, they assert 'liberty' to discriminate against the LGBTQ+ community, and assert 'freedom' to legislate against mask-wearing during a global pandemic or to ban the teaching of history they don't agree with. ...
Over the course of 1792-94, the avatars of the 'will of the people' continued to narrow. It was no longer the legislature as a whole, composed of hundreds of delegates that embodied the 'will of the people,' but it specifically became the Committee of Public Safety led by Robespierre. He vocalized the public will and embodied the public good so that those who disagreed became existential enemies of France herself who needed to be eliminated. Hence, we wind up with the Terror -- denunciations and mass executions of perceived enemies both at home and abroad. The Terror, Furet argued, was only ended when Robespierre lost control of the discourse and no longer embodied the public will, so he himself became a threat and was executed.
Contemporary America hasn't, of course, reached its own Terror. But the parallels between the modes of discourse in the late eighteenth- and early twenty-first centuries are striking. The Right has adopted an authoritarian mode of discourse because they think they embody the will of the people, the nation itself, and so are the only legitimate political actors." https://prof-gabriele.medium.com/on-guillotines-and-the-american-right-de0343b72341 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Committee_of_Public_Safety #WebsiteFiveThirtyEightNateSilver "'But I have a theory about how they missed the Trump train,' he continued. 'They don't hang out with regular folks like us who like to hunt and fish and pray and actually work for a living. Heck, I don't even know that they know how to talk to people from middle America.' #ConspiracyTheoryStolenElectionBigLie #EventRepublicanNationalConventionRNC #IRLPersonalityTelevisionWillieRobertson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Gg2dTFu2sc&t=105s
#CatchcryTrumpTrain
#OtheringElitesMedia
There's been a lot of this talk at the RNC, about 'real' Americans and 'regular' Americans and how they're the ones who make America great. ...
These politicians, implicitly and often explicitly, usually have certain people in mind when they refer to 'real Americans.' They often mean white people without college degrees -- the so-called 'white working class.' They usually mean practicing Christians. Their examples usually refer to people in the South or the Midwest -- not East Coast elites or West Coast hippies." https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/only-20-percent-of-voters-are-real-americans/
#OtheringLegitimacyRealAmericans
#EpistemologyAgnotologyBased
#IdentityClassBlueCollarWhite
#2024_USPresidentialElection #PleaSaveAmerica #VlogAmericanPopCulture
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYZeTI9gzZ4 #EpistemologyAgnotologyBased
Context: #WebsiteTheDailyWireBenShapiro makes the claims that "If the idea is the traumas of the past invariably bleed down into the presence that does not explain why certain groups that have been historically not only marginalized but slaughtered in mass genocide are some of the most successful groups in our society so if the idea is if the idea is that past trauma always equals current inequality or that my actions into robbing a convenience store are attributable to bad actions that happened in Alabama in 1930 the answer to that is no don't Rob the convenience store the only way they are going to be able to break the chain of history is to make good decisions what. What people on the left don't like to talk about is actual Solutions what they like to do is about problems that existed 60 years ago and blame those for failure to solve them now" at the #AdvocacyUSYoungAmericasFoundationYAF organised event at #EDUUSIowaStateUniversity in #2022_
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U01qvDYQfKk&t=2393s
In doing so, he references the #PhenomnHolocaustShoah and #1930_ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSAlabama, alluding to #ReasoningFallacyFalseEquivalence.s between challenges faced by #IdentityJewish and #IdentityAmericanBlackAndAfrican groups i.e. #PhenomnResponsibilityDeflecting
#OtheringDiscriminationRacismSystemicInstitutional
#OtheringCaricatureWojakZoomer
Context: #EpistemologyAgnotologyBased i.e. "the term was picked up by the alt-right/white nationalist community online in the 2010s ... referring to alt-right or right-wing conservative figures as based has become a sign of approval in online social-media forums like the pro-Trump subreddit" https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/mrz4yx/comment/hvsbbf0/ However, it was previously used more generally as "A word used when you agree with something; or when you want to recognize someone for being themselves, i.e. courageous and unique or not caring what others think. Especially common in online political slang. The opposite of cringe, some times the opposite of biased. ... popularized in online political slang of conservatives and the political right before being adopted into mainstream online political slang" https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=based
