Don't ever go in to an Internet argument expecting to see someone change their minds, especially for something like this.
Best you can hope for is you plant some tools in their gardens for them to work with next time theyre presented with a pile of bullshit
26The goal shouldn't be to change minds, but instead to make people see that you aren't crazy, and that you make some good points, even if they don't agree with your overall message. Make which good points and they may start to come over to your side.
7plant some tools in their gardens
I plant vegetable and flowers in my gardens.
6I plant vegetable and flowers in my gardens.
I plant seeds in my gardens
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You don’t understand, we need to kill unarmed people walking down a road with a drone strike in order to save the hostages. Don’t worry, we made sure we got’em all.
24(Including the hostages.)
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People really are super indoctrinated.
13Top meme
9Better to just live by example rather than get people to change their mind.
5You're probably just annoying.
-1Thought I blocked this stupid instance. It's r/sino all over again. You Chinese fucktards can't meme for shit.
-3Oh the irony. One doesn't use terms like, "neocolonial imperialist," without having their own sort of indoctrination first.
-7indoctrination is when words
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Can you explain why someone who knows what the words "neocolonialist" or "imperialist" mean wouldn't use them to describe the "global north" and "global south" disparity? I'm interested in your theory.
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6Am I out of touch?
No, it is the United Nations Commission on Human Rights which is wrong.
6If anything it's the opposite. Propaganda implies your only getting one side of the issue, so the less words or concepts you know the more likely you are to have been propagandized.
5Brilliantly said.
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As if the hegemonic liberal capitalist terms you’ve used your whole life aren’t from indoctrinations. The Fascism of Common Sense
4Super indoctrinated by this shit
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