hanimmal
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Earlier I made a thread about the propaganda trolls trying to stir up age related fights, and have discussed the reason why Kavanaugh is such an effective troll designed to create conflict with college educated women, and Trump's kid tweeting about sending his book to people who pick fights during Thanksgiving.
Now there is this on the Washington Post:
Ahead of Christmas Day, President Trump’s reelection campaign launched a website featuring videos of talking points it said supporters can use to “win an argument with liberal friends, relatives, and snowflakes” over the holidays.
As Republicans and Democrats have become more divided in recent years, plenty of attention has been paid to navigating political talk over the holiday season — and the question of whether it should be avoided outright. That’s only intensified this year, amid Trump’s impeachment largely along party lines.
Publicized on Christmas Eve, the Trump campaign’s contribution to the conversation is distinctly Trumpian, with its domain name of snowflakevictory.com and its references to the “Russian hoax,” the “fake news media” and the “Democrats’ radical agenda.” And, as with Trump’s rhetoric, it contains statements that fact-checkers have characterized as false or misleading.
As the foreign trolls have been demonstrating the last week, they are desperately trying to rile everyone up for the holidays so people can't talk without resorting to trolling one another.
Now there is this on the Washington Post:
Ahead of Christmas Day, President Trump’s reelection campaign launched a website featuring videos of talking points it said supporters can use to “win an argument with liberal friends, relatives, and snowflakes” over the holidays.
As Republicans and Democrats have become more divided in recent years, plenty of attention has been paid to navigating political talk over the holiday season — and the question of whether it should be avoided outright. That’s only intensified this year, amid Trump’s impeachment largely along party lines.
Publicized on Christmas Eve, the Trump campaign’s contribution to the conversation is distinctly Trumpian, with its domain name of snowflakevictory.com and its references to the “Russian hoax,” the “fake news media” and the “Democrats’ radical agenda.” And, as with Trump’s rhetoric, it contains statements that fact-checkers have characterized as false or misleading.
As the foreign trolls have been demonstrating the last week, they are desperately trying to rile everyone up for the holidays so people can't talk without resorting to trolling one another.
