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YouKnowWhatItIs87 13 points ago +13 / -0

Isn’t it strange how I’ve seen the exact same posts from ‘friends’ via Facebook all within hours? It’s almost as if there’s a coordinated effort to push a specific narrative and stupid people and/or political pawns who up until now likely never heard of Black Wall Street, suddenly are outraged. You know, not to brag or anything but I’ve got so many friends who are lawyers, electoral districting experts, political analysts, epidemiologists, herbal medicine experts, and many more. Most of them just happen to be an u we driver or bartender just b/c the economy is so bad, and the deck is stacked against them.

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SwampMonsterJesus 8 points ago +8 / -0

It's because all of our Facebook amigos and the "regular people follow the accounts that essentially get marching orders directly or indirectly from those pushing the narrative.

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YouKnowWhatItIs87 5 points ago +5 / -0

And what makes it so bad is that it falls under the guise of public opinion. Some genius somewhere figured out that propaganda is more effective when a big media story is pushed, then unsuspecting people just check social media and they’re bombarded with that same narrative, but in the form of memes or a colorful background with bold text and there’s a misspelled word or something that makes the consumer believe that it’s public opinion. The acceptance of transgender (gender dystrophia) for example could not have happened IMO without the social media outlets so commonplace today. People talk about ESPN and stuff, but these athletes and such also have a huge influence on Public opinion despite how crazy that sounds. People idolize these people, and when they push a narrative, the consumer doesn’t want to hold an opinion contrary to someone they see as a Demi-god.