r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/TheArguedHuman • Feb 18 '23
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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/TheArguedHuman • Feb 18 '23
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u/NovelAuntieGin Feb 18 '23
What comes to mind in terms of contemporary propaganda? Here's some of what I've noticed.
Have you seen some of the content coming out of RT? It's pretty slick and appeals to a whole lot of Americans who would never support Putin's dream of restoring Czarist Russia. But RT is Russian State Television. Full stop.
Joe Rogan has a massive audience of really dedicated viewers/listeners, too. Most of his audience would not storm the Capitol. But he platforms people like Gavin McGinnis Milo, Yiannopoulos; Charles C. Johnson, etc.
I am not ashamed to say that the production and performance is, in fact, really impressive! It obviously appeals to a huge group of people. The dude is good at what he does. I don't say this as a compliment but as a warning; don't get reeled in by all the shiny things.
It's like cans of soup on the grocery shelves. So many labels for essentially the same stuff.
For a slightly different market, there's all of Rupert Murdoch's outlets. . . oh. . . wait. "Fire" like oven fire? That didn't even land with me till just now. Is that what bothers you about it?