Ein Volk, Ein Reich
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If it's an intentional implication, then they intend to commit electoral suicide. The charitable interpretation would be an oblivious person trying to broadcast a message of national unity.
@Horace said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
If it's an intentional implication, then they intend to commit electoral suicide. The charitable interpretation would be an oblivious person trying to broadcast a message of national unity.
Here's another one. Note the reference to 'native born'. What the actual fuck?
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@AndyD said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
I thought you all arrived on boats, similar to the Greenlanders
Trump's current wife isn't even native born, so that claim is yet another lie.
Obviously, she doesn't have an actual job, it's presumably more of a sentence at this point.
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It's my understanding that X is a right-wing cesspool, but look at the responses. The messaging is fringe by simple observation.
Listened to James Lindsey and Michael Malice chat today on Malice's podcast. Their takes was the same as mine, that this sort of messaging is electoral suicide, and there doesn't exist so much as a vague plan to take this sort of messaging to the mainstream electorate. In theory, it appeals to a small portion of Gen Z, and that's about it. Not that they discussed this particular tweet, but messaging like it, from people like Fuentes. I'd be happy to see if it I wanted more Mamdani.
Education is extremely important.
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It's my understanding that X is a right-wing cesspool, but look at the responses. The messaging is fringe by simple observation.
Listened to James Lindsey and Michael Malice chat today on Malice's podcast. Their takes was the same as mine, that this sort of messaging is electoral suicide, and there doesn't exist so much as a vague plan to take this sort of messaging to the mainstream electorate. In theory, it appeals to a small portion of Gen Z, and that's about it. Not that they discussed this particular tweet, but messaging like it, from people like Fuentes. I'd be happy to see if it I wanted more Mamdani.
@Horace said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
It's my understanding that X is a right-wing cesspool, but look at the responses. The messaging is fringe by simple observation.
Listened to James Lindsey and Michael Malice chat today on Malice's podcast. Their takes was the same as mine, that this sort of messaging is electoral suicide, and there doesn't exist so much as a vague plan to take this sort of messaging to the mainstream electorate. In theory, it appeals to a small portion of Gen Z, and that's about it. Not that they discussed this particular tweet, but messaging like it, from people like Fuentes. I'd be happy to see if it I wanted more Mamdani.
I'm having a hard time trying to understand how stupid somebody must have to be to post this stuff.
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@Horace said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
It's my understanding that X is a right-wing cesspool, but look at the responses. The messaging is fringe by simple observation.
Listened to James Lindsey and Michael Malice chat today on Malice's podcast. Their takes was the same as mine, that this sort of messaging is electoral suicide, and there doesn't exist so much as a vague plan to take this sort of messaging to the mainstream electorate. In theory, it appeals to a small portion of Gen Z, and that's about it. Not that they discussed this particular tweet, but messaging like it, from people like Fuentes. I'd be happy to see if it I wanted more Mamdani.
I'm having a hard time trying to understand how stupid somebody must have to be to post this stuff.
I think it could be described as seeds for brains stupid. If you were to throw dirt on their heads their brains would sprout shoots.
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@jon-nyc said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
It seems to me quite likely that somebody is doing this deliberately. Whether it's because they're a white nationalist or because they want to undermine the government is anybody's guess.
Or maybe I'm being paranoid. Yeah, this is my problem! Just like my dislike for Trump isn't due to him, it's because I'm deranged.
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@Mik said in Ein Volk, Ein Reich:
When something on the internet is too ridiculous to be true, I take it as fake.
Well, check out the US Department of Labor Twitter feed. It's genuinely quite disturbing. Their repeated references to 'globalists', the 1930's style imagery, the slogans...
And I'm not somebody that thinks we're over-run by Nazi's - I just think there's somebody working on the Twitter feed who has some weird shit going on.
