Roses In The Vineyard
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Although I get your point the video footage in some of these can be useful for seeing what's happening.Letting youtube speak for you is weak. Write out your own ideas.
Although I get your point the video footage in some of these can be useful for seeing what's happening.
Again I totally understand your point here but I don't think it can be assumed that dissembling information is the goal or even the result necessarily. Brevity has real value especially in the internet age where there is essentially an infinite library of information (accurate/biased or otherwise) at your fingertips at all times.Here's what I wrote elsewhere on the site recently:
"I firmly believe social media is a real-time disassembly machine, breaking objective reality down into small, constituent parts which are then reassembled by individuals into personal narratives about objective reality. These scale up to worldviews and eventually into personal religions, complete with moral systems, purity tests and so on."
That is exactly what's happening here and with most of these youtube clip videos. Dozens of objectively real events are stripped of vital context and thrown into a random heap, then someone else uses them as building blocks to author a narrative that is almost unquestionably a continuation of the one they already believe. By the way Roses In The Vineyard is operating, I'm guessing they're somewhere in the worldview formation stage. They don't want to be challenged for real, they just want to piss into the wind because there's no risk and the confirmation bias payoff is huge. It's weak shit. They should go sit in the corner with the people who plug their ears and scream 'racist' at no fewer than 3 people a day, because they are literally the same and nobody wants to hear them anymore.
That said - I still get your point. And I'm not saying every clip in every video is propagandized, but I am saying whatever value one might get from watching them could probably be 100 X'ed in the long run if they'd do their own thinking.
PoLR, as in path of least resistance it's why distrust and adharhol is in high supply these days.They don't want to be challenged for real, they just want to piss into the wind because there's no risk and the confirmation bias payoff is huge. It's weak shit. They should go sit in the corner with the people who plug their ears and scream 'racist' at no fewer than 3 people a day, because they are literally the same and nobody wants to hear them anymore.
And I'll repeat my second prediction:
I always loved that memeGuess again Nostradamus!!!
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Not surprising. The same folks that are destroying things are the same ones hollering the government is taking too much from them. Yet they ask the fed to clean up their messy rantings.
Impressive feat.burning brick
Covered in crude oil they stay lit long enough to catch surrounding flamables.Impressive feat.
Please man my barricades Sandie.Covered in crude oil they stay lit long enough to catch surrounding flamables.
I have your back kind sirPlease man my barricades Sandie.
LolI have your back kind sir
if the government would give the looters whos grandfathers were slaves back all they took from their bloodline.. theyd have plenty money to fix a few shops.. america has more than just a money debt they cant repay. thats why they live by the sword. it's a vicious cycle indeed, everybody just takes as they see fitNot surprising. The same folks that are destroying things are the same ones hollering the government is taking too much from them. Yet they ask the fed to clean up their messy rantings.
It may sound harsh, however, I think the looters and rioters should have to rebuild what they've destroyed. Penny-for-penny. Perhaps if they understand what it takes in money and labor hours to make repairs they may think twice before throwing that burning brick ? And, seeing how they're not apt to do that, leave it as it is. Let them navigate around the destruction they've caused. Understandingly it may harm those that didn't partake, but it may provide insentive to those hiding behind their locked doors to prevent it in the future.
smh. Americans will never understand the cycle because we're all like spoiled children.
A negative feedback loop is a nasty thing for sure. All the rioting has done is galvanized people against the police reform cause, destroyed some business and neighborhoods making it harder for the people that live there, and driving gun sales through the roof. It's not even a costly victory but a destabilizing net negative on these communities that has made everything worse.
Such is life when you let antifa into your neighborhood to role play as revolutionaries.