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    George K
    wrote on 6 Dec 2021, 21:24 last edited by
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    For Ax.

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    Alternatively

    "Axios: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    CNN: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    NYT: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    ABC/NBC/CBS: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    MSNBC: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    Facebook: the Right has an Echo Chamber
    Twitter: the Right has an Echo Chamber"

    "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

    The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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      xenon
      wrote on 6 Dec 2021, 22:01 last edited by xenon 12 Jun 2021, 22:01
      #2

      I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

      My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

      As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

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      • X xenon
        6 Dec 2021, 22:01

        I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

        My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

        As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

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        LuFins Dad
        wrote on 6 Dec 2021, 22:38 last edited by
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        @xenon said in Build your own..:

        I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

        My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

        As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

        I think we're all in agreement about what the internet has meant in terms of not just political but social upheaval as well...

        As far as the whole right-wing social media thing, here's the primary issue... Right-wingers suck at entertainment. I mean, the Tim Allen show was pretty decent but I don't want EVERY FRIGGING VIDEO/MEME/COMMENTARY to have a fvcking political or social bent. Sometimes I just want to watch a squirrel be catapaulted hundreds of yards on a home-made squirrel flinger. I don't need somebody commenting about how it can also be used on illegal immigrants at the same time...

        Yes, mainstream media puts all kind of social and political stuff in their movies and shows, but at least they don't star Kirk Cameron and Kevin Sorbo...

        The Brad

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        • L LuFins Dad
          6 Dec 2021, 22:38

          @xenon said in Build your own..:

          I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

          My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

          As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

          I think we're all in agreement about what the internet has meant in terms of not just political but social upheaval as well...

          As far as the whole right-wing social media thing, here's the primary issue... Right-wingers suck at entertainment. I mean, the Tim Allen show was pretty decent but I don't want EVERY FRIGGING VIDEO/MEME/COMMENTARY to have a fvcking political or social bent. Sometimes I just want to watch a squirrel be catapaulted hundreds of yards on a home-made squirrel flinger. I don't need somebody commenting about how it can also be used on illegal immigrants at the same time...

          Yes, mainstream media puts all kind of social and political stuff in their movies and shows, but at least they don't star Kirk Cameron and Kevin Sorbo...

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          George K
          wrote on 6 Dec 2021, 22:50 last edited by
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          @lufins-dad said in Build your own..:

          Right-wingers suck at entertainment. I mean, the Tim Allen show was pretty decent but I don't want EVERY FRIGGING VIDEO/MEME/COMMENTARY to have a fvcking political or social bent.

          Shut up and sing?

          "Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08

          The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.

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          • L LuFins Dad
            6 Dec 2021, 22:38

            @xenon said in Build your own..:

            I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

            My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

            As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

            I think we're all in agreement about what the internet has meant in terms of not just political but social upheaval as well...

            As far as the whole right-wing social media thing, here's the primary issue... Right-wingers suck at entertainment. I mean, the Tim Allen show was pretty decent but I don't want EVERY FRIGGING VIDEO/MEME/COMMENTARY to have a fvcking political or social bent. Sometimes I just want to watch a squirrel be catapaulted hundreds of yards on a home-made squirrel flinger. I don't need somebody commenting about how it can also be used on illegal immigrants at the same time...

            Yes, mainstream media puts all kind of social and political stuff in their movies and shows, but at least they don't star Kirk Cameron and Kevin Sorbo...

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            Mik
            wrote on 6 Dec 2021, 23:38 last edited by
            #5

            @lufins-dad said in Build your own..:

            @xenon said in Build your own..:

            I think we're seeing a few of these "echo chambers" forming.

            My worry is that they're superseding national identity in terms of how meaningful they are to people + gaining enough engaged adherents to truly be a nation.

            As I've harped on before - the internet is potentially a printing-press level disruption to politics.

            I think we're all in agreement about what the internet has meant in terms of not just political but social upheaval as well...

            As far as the whole right-wing social media thing, here's the primary issue... Right-wingers suck at entertainment. I mean, the Tim Allen show was pretty decent but I don't want EVERY FRIGGING VIDEO/MEME/COMMENTARY to have a fvcking political or social bent. Sometimes I just want to watch a squirrel be catapaulted hundreds of yards on a home-made squirrel flinger. I don't need somebody commenting about how it can also be used on illegal immigrants at the same time...

            Yes, mainstream media puts all kind of social and political stuff in their movies and shows, but at least they don't star Kirk Cameron and Kevin Sorbo...

            You mean like the Dixie Chicks and George Clooney and Robert DeNiro and all the others?

            “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill

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