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<blockquote data-quote="Dove" data-source="post: 492394" data-attributes="member: 535">I will believe them when they say &quot;oh I dont care about what the media says&quot; or &quot;I dont watch the media&quot; and shit like that. I will give them that maybe they dont realize they are doing it. &nbsp;It can be crazy making when we literally see people caring about what the media tells them to care about as it sends its orders to do so. Maybe they dont KNOW they are doing it. &nbsp;We all had a brief convo about censorship but now that will die down and the establishment narrative thumpers cant even stay on topic. Admin keeps asking &quot;who was censored&quot;.....fucking really? &nbsp;It's really hard to get people to look at or admit something that they feel will make them look or feel dumb. Something that humbles the way they see themselves. &nbsp;You know there are entire studies and sciences devoted to this is very topic. How to influence the public. It's used to sell products. Think about how often a trend comes along that everyone thinks they like? It's usually home decor(everyone went nuts over farmhouse chic) and clothing. Its normal for unsuspecting public to be heavily influenced and not be aware of it. We should be watching eachothers back on shit like this. Things can be presented to us in a way that tricks our brains into thinking we prefer it, that we like it on our own when we were influenced to prefer it.&nbsp; Why would this NOT be used in politics to help a certain group gain more power and money&nbsp;&nbsp;If people are so mad about how criminal justice treats black people? WHY would they vote out a president who started reforming criminal justice and vote in the crime bill author and a VP who used nonviolent black men for state slave labor? If people are so disturbed by inner city issues and believe its &quot;institutional racism&quot;.....why the fuck would they finger point at other parties who havent been involved in anything dealing with those areas? &nbsp;It's like a whole pathology. People have been brainwashed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dove, post: 492394, member: 535"] I will believe them when they say "oh I dont care about what the media says" or "I dont watch the media" and shit like that. I will give them that maybe they dont realize they are doing it. It can be crazy making when we literally see people caring about what the media tells them to care about as it sends its orders to do so. Maybe they dont KNOW they are doing it. We all had a brief convo about censorship but now that will die down and the establishment narrative thumpers cant even stay on topic. Admin keeps asking "who was censored".....fucking really? It's really hard to get people to look at or admit something that they feel will make them look or feel dumb. Something that humbles the way they see themselves. You know there are entire studies and sciences devoted to this is very topic. How to influence the public. It's used to sell products. Think about how often a trend comes along that everyone thinks they like? It's usually home decor(everyone went nuts over farmhouse chic) and clothing. Its normal for unsuspecting public to be heavily influenced and not be aware of it. We should be watching eachothers back on shit like this. Things can be presented to us in a way that tricks our brains into thinking we prefer it, that we like it on our own when we were influenced to prefer it. Why would this NOT be used in politics to help a certain group gain more power and money If people are so mad about how criminal justice treats black people? WHY would they vote out a president who started reforming criminal justice and vote in the crime bill author and a VP who used nonviolent black men for state slave labor? If people are so disturbed by inner city issues and believe its "institutional racism".....why the fuck would they finger point at other parties who havent been involved in anything dealing with those areas? It's like a whole pathology. People have been brainwashed. [/QUOTE]

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