Value Size
kiwifarms.net
- Joined
- Mar 27, 2022
my god the fucking stuttering and random change of topic all over the most basic of rebuttal.Been a tick since I visited the Beanie Dimension, & good gravy, Tim Pool made Ann Coulter sound like the sane one in his conversation with her...
Does it though? I know this is something Tim mentioned as a talking point, and it sounds reasonable at first, until you realize that it's not hard to dig shit up and spread it when you can openly do so as opposed to the inverse that gets drowned out. More so, the media will take every tiny clip of Trump, going as far as to crop and invent things like when they cropped the koi feeding in Japan or the whole Nick Sandman thing, and blow it up into a situation.
To me it just sounds like cope, the whole problem is that left wing lunacy is treated as endearing by the media, and the right wing stuff still gets out there and is treated as if it's the biggest threat to everyone's safety. Normies are retarded, and even if they question some things, they'll ultimately repeat the shit media feeds them, such as people being upset about Trump's tweets, when in reality the position should be that no one should give a shit about tweets as they're meaningless and Trump was the one treating them properly.
Edit: But also remember, when Jimmy Dore spits on Alex Jones and it's caught on camera, he gets to say it was a silly spit take and Tim laps it up. Though when Alex Jones says some dumb shit about a school shooting he's on the hook for 1 billion dollars already, and another potential 3 trillion dollars.
I don't even think it is a case of the media digging things up or taking things out of context alone. The fact is if you stray at all from the narrative (regardless of which side you're on) you're going to get roasted over the flames eternally. This whole narrative of "the right being censored makes them look better" is beyond bullshit since they slightest bit of "maybe just letting everyone into the country isn't a good idea" will make you a nazi in the media's mind.
Last edited:


