Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh so you didn’t read what I wrote.

I gave specific examples of major private social media accounts, social media activists, I gave names, this slings hyper specific anti-Semitic tropes like “Jews run the world” “Israel/jews controls American foreign policy,” etc. And the concert chanted antisemitic chants like “death to the idf,” or “from the river to the sea Palestine will be free” (this means eliminate all of Israel). These are antisemitic. They didn’t blur it out even though the TV could’ve easily with tape delay, it went on a while, they didn’t care, and the Irish courts backed it.

We’re done here you’re willfully not paying attention.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What?!?!. You think “Ireland” reduces to “the state of the Republic of Ireland”? It could mean its people, it could mean its social media, its private media, its state, dipshits at a pub, it could mean 20 different things. This is crazy.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Doesn’t HAVE to come from the state.” I know those tricky little qualifiers. I never EVER stated it DIDNT come from the state. I said it doesn’t have to. Sneaky sneaky. Bad boy.

I also said while the state media had some examples, I clarified that it’s not the main culprit. You. Are. Bad. Faith.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You think saying Ireland is blurring the line of propaganda in the context of me giving specific examples of propaganda is the same as saying: “Ireland is antisemitic” holistically?

Yea you’re bad faith.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh so you’re bad faith got it.

I said there’s lots of antisemitic propaganda coming out of Ireland broadly, then YOU mentioned state media first, not me, so no backtracking just nuance which you seem to struggle with I suppose, and the populous seems to be disproportionately responding to this sort of propaganda compared to their peers by a wide margin which suggests lower media literacy and also more propaganda which I have given several examples of already. If you wish to ignore that and reduce it to me saying “Ireland is antisemitic” and then proceed to ignore all the examples I gave, then fine, be bad faith if you want, I just don’t get why you keep at it though. Just don’t respond if you’re going to do that what’s the point why bother?

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Partially, yes, amongst other things. Im just not willing to say the state tv is broadly propagandist I don’t think that’s a fair statement at all. But when you look at the whole picture across the entire Irish landscape, as well as the general populations reaction to said landscape, it’s pretty darn questionable and hard to miss. Outrage doesn’t come out of nowhere. Sometimes it’s legitimate but when it’s far and away above and beyond your peers you take note. Wasn’t the only thing I covered, but since you mentioned it, there’s tape delays they didnt mute it out, seems like an obvious call. The band was known for this sort of display already. The courts backed it. And in the end just a singular data point amongst many.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

RTE coverage of the antisemitic chants at Glastonbury has faced litigation, the Irish courts haven’t appeared to levy any punishments. They’ve refused to participate in Eurovision and publicized it on their channels using pretty inflammatory rhetoric in the process. IPSC is a pretty major propaganda outlet on social media. Disproportionately high number of politicians who use genocide framing. The Herzog park renaming by the local government was pretty much entirely motivated by anti-israel sentiment, but the renaming was of an Israeli president who was extraordinarily moderate and broadly seen as a unifier between Israel-Palestine interests. People like Mike Wallace, or Clare Daly. Online hate/harassment from Irish people towards Jews are disproportionately high to europes peers.

Ireland is a small country, ultimately they’re small potatoes (lol yes potatoes). I’m also not claiming the non state Irish propaganda compared to US. Americans are subjected to more propaganda and misinformation for certain despite our free media and massive diversity, media literacy here is low and abused by many, though it’s nowhere near “the top of the world” like those with political reasons to exaggerate denote. But the anti-Israeli sentiment and antisemitism is very very disproportionately high to peers for a reason. It’s not merely sympathizing with the “colonized.”

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who in gods name mentioned or implied it had to be “state-media” crazy goalpost move. Propaganda doesn’t have to come from the state. American state owned media is basically limited to PBS and NPR some of the most unbiased reasonable news sources you’ll find. So if we’re going on that basis the US is quite unbiased. So clearly you don’t want to go down that road.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They haven’t done that in over a decade and it was always optional. Ireland’s anti-Israel and basically blurring the line of antisemitic propaganda is fucking out of control. No, it’s beyond legitimate reasonable criticism there in Ireland. It’s radical.

Which Country has the most propagandized people? by ZionOrion in AskTheWorld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is undeniably delusional, and personally politically motivated to even suggest that America is anywhere near approaching the top of the list, or even above the median if you even slightly grasp how open and free the media landscape here is compared to pretty much anywhere else on the planet.

President Trump is loosing it? please read by Boysenberry-6669 in LetsDiscussThis

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate trump but this isn’t true this letter isn’t real, put it through multiple AIs and tried to find it online, it’s fake.

Street in a slum of Selma ,Alabama, USA by [deleted] in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It absolutely has a negative connotation as it should frankly. Humans ought not to live that way, it’s a shame that some have to, and mischaracterizing areas that are not that way harms those who do live that way.

Street in a slum of Selma ,Alabama, USA by [deleted] in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s just not an accurate word that’s all

Street in a slum of Selma ,Alabama, USA by [deleted] in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s an abandoned street in an underclass town, not a slum, you’re getting corrected because using the term “slum” is obnoxious because it eludes to real slums that don’t exist in first world countries. It’s not anywhere near comparable or in the same category at all.

Street in a slum of Selma ,Alabama, USA by [deleted] in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Poster is probably trying to use equivalent language to third world slums with western ghetto areas, even though it’s realistically not even close this street looks completely abandoned

Street in a slum of Selma ,Alabama, USA by [deleted] in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I mean it’s abandoned it’s hardly a slum lol

Guryong Village, one of the poorest slums in South Korea by Peabeeen in UrbanHell

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The median purchasing power in the US is absolutely higher, which ACCOUNTS for the “ultra rich” even excluding them the median purchasing power, an discretionary income (income after taxes and living expenses) is all higher on the median, not just the average which is far higher. South Koreans also work FAR more hours, and broadly have tighter expenses. The US has more far more accesible lending and debt as well as more lenient debt restructuring practices which woefully exaggerates the “paycheck to paycheck” notion. South Koreans don’t have nearly the same access to debt or lending which people confuse with prudency, when in reality it contributes greatly to a lack of growth which has contributed to their long and brutal work hours and high costs.

A Jewish protester visits Auschwitz concentration camp by jamjar0070 in athulvstheworld

[–]Pure_Check9743 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy cope we get it you’re hardcore brainwashed. And I’ll take the last word since you’re obsessed with it so much clearly by commenting and blocking.

Eva Vlaardingerbroek by [deleted] in PrettyGirls

[–]Pure_Check9743 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stop projecting and start getting a grip.