Quote (InsaneBobb @ Nov 17 2021 01:44am)
I don't understand your post. Granted, it's late, and I've already admitted inebriation. However, you appear to be indicating that I've wasted my personal time, yet I've watched the entire trial with the exception of jury selection. I've watched hundreds of hours of bar passed lawyer analysis. What could I possibly do to be more informed?
My assumption is that I'm the abnormality, brother. Not the rule. My assumption is that once the trolling is cast off, so are you, so is Thor, so are nearly all other major violators in this forum. We are not "general opinion" We are the exception, and as far from the rule as it gets. Can you tell me you don't have family who don't get their opinions from Maddow, Kimmel, the Young Turks? I can't tell you that. Can you tell me that you don't have family that get their opinion from Tucker, Gutfeld, Rogan, and Crowder? I can't tell you that, either.
I think you need to understand that the battle of narrative, and how to control that narrative, aka the battle of propaganda is the battle of today's politics. More than anything else. And if Kyle is acquitted, that means propaganda lost. If he's convicted, propaganda has won, and liberty is dead.
I don't know why you're struggling to understand my point. You can obtain information faster by reading as opposed to listening to someone speak. The exception to this rule is if you're an abnormally slow reader which I don't think you are. I don't know about you, but I really dislike wasting time in that regard. There are only so many hours in a day after all.
I already told you that I think it's important to know what influential people are saying. It's important to know what propaganda exists and how it's utilized. That doesn't mean you have to, you know, waste your time listening to them. That sounds like insanity to me.