The Atlantic mocked for ‘Trump is Hitler’ hit-piece https://www.rt.com/news/605989-atlantic-applebaum-trump-hitler/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=RSS
@Bernard
With so much rhetorical hysteria, people are willing to sacrifice their entire reputation in the mad rush race to get Harris elected. The chips/cards will fall where they may and maybe the rewards of undermining your integrity to defame Trump will be rewarded—it's like the suicide vest of the elite: martyrdom with the reward of 72 somethings I guess. 72-millions?
@chris
Anne Applebaum hasn't much good reputation to begin with. She is an overt empire mouthpiece. I read half of her book Twilight for Democracy to understand how vile she is in demonizing and disparaging those who support Trump. What disturbs me is people who actually look to The Atlantic or buy her books.
@Bernard
I'm only talking about the reputations and integrity of two of my favorite teenage-30s magazines! The New Yorker and The AtlanticI was even mentioned in it shamefully and terribly but I was fact checked!
Yes, I'm an awful awful man.
@chris
Nice stories like that keep people reading the mag and getting dosed with war propaganda when they turn page. I once read it more often too. Maybe it wasn't always so bad, or maybe I wasn't attune to its methods when I was younger.
@sj_zero
I think it was straight up poisonous to consume until they figured out how to process out the most toxic ingredient in rapeseed oil. The monounsaturated oil that remains is still very bad for you. Fully saturated animal fat that people have been eating for thousands of years is good for you. Of course the big AG PR machine lied to us.
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@bigmattoidchimpin @chris @Bernard
A half hour or working as a McDonald’s fry cook👇 now he became 1 in 8💥
@dcc @chris @bigmattoidchimpin @Bernard
Truly 1 in 8, it took a a half hour or working as a McDonald’s fry cook👇
@Kirk @Bernard @sj_zero @chris @EvolLove @Twig
I was really impacted by this movie when I first saw it. They knew they could not trust the "system" or their child would die. It may have (along with other things) subconsciously planted in me a distrust for the medical establishment & the so-called "experts" which predisposed me to balk at taking the vax during Covid19. Nolte's Italian accent could use work, & I'm no fan of Sarandon's politics, but it was a good "fight the system" movie.
