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Taylor Lorenz@taylorlorenz.bsky.social |
“The tendency to label what is political use of speech as a threat illustrates the national security state’s remarkable success at getting ordinary Americans to see the world the same way they do: as dominated by shadowy, hostile actors, even domestic ones.” www.kenklippenstein.com/p/for-biden-...
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Rebecca Schoenkopf
@wonkette.bsky.social
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does "lying" work better? because it's not "political speech," it's lying.
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Capn Borscht
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Are you going to look outside and say the world isn't dominated by hostile actors
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Kevin Korb
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I fail to see the problem. In general parlance (now) an organized campaign of lies counts as disinformation. No one cares if it's a government behind it or, say, Trump's campaign. It wouldn't change if Putin turned out to be supporting it.
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MarwanEichelsMD
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You really aren't very good at your job.
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@illimij.bsky.social
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Meanings change.
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Steve Cox
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The replies to this (so far) are pretty dumb. The quote is spot-on and so is the article as a whole. People are arguing against windmills at this point. America is the most successfully propagandized population on earth and the fact that they believe they aren’t only goes to prove they are.
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