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originally posted by: introvert
For quite some time I've been searching for the right way to describe the hatred and vitriol people seem to have for Hillary Clinton.
How one can be triggered in to hateful speech and rhetoric because of the propaganda they may have been exposed to.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: introvert
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" People are brainwashed ..."
You got that Right , but it's Her Supporters that are,.......
It is not "two minutes of hate". It is simply your perspective.
your perspective is that hillary has done nothing wrong
You continually demonize anyone here who says anything you disagree with
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: introvert
Or could just be that Clinton is the living embodiment of every corrupt scumbag politician stereotype there is.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: introvert
Given the favorability ratings, I find it hard-pressed to believe some Inner Party is forcing us to watch some anti-Hilary propaganda, and it would be nonsense to compare Hilary Clinton to Emmanuel Goldstein. Maybe in a few instances where some right-wing blogger or pundit has a go at her, there could be some parallel between this propaganda and their thoughts, but with the wide variety of media to choose from and quite a bit of propaganda eliciting the exact opposite, I don't think such vitriol is the result of brainwashing.
The Inner Party endorses Hilary.
Overall, the study finds that consistent conservatives:
Are tightly clustered around a single news source, far more than any other group in the survey, with 47% citing Fox News as their main source for news about government and politics. Express greater distrust than trust of 24 of the 36 news sources measured in the survey. At the same time, fully 88% of consistent conservatives trust Fox News. Are, when on Facebook, more likely than those in other ideological groups to hear political opinions that are in line with their own views. Are more likely to have friends who share their own political views. Two-thirds (66%) say most of their close friends share their views on government and politics.
By contrast, those with consistently liberal views:
Are less unified in their media loyalty; they rely on a greater range of news outlets, including some – like NPR and the New York Times– that others use far less. Express more trust than distrust of 28 of the 36 news outlets in the survey. NPR, PBS and the BBC are the most trusted news sources for consistent liberals. Are more likely than those in other ideological groups to block or “defriend” someone on a social network – as well as to end a personal friendship – because of politics. Are more likely to follow issue-based groups, rather than political parties or candidates, in their Facebook feeds.
It was hate. The way they conducted themselves, and many on this site, was not out of dislike for things she had actually done herself. She is not a convicted criminal, nor has she been convicted of murder, but that did not stop them from claiming such.
Hillary has done many things wrong, but she has not done what many claim.
It has nothing to do with disagreeing with me. That's a cop-out. Many deserve to be demonized for spreading ignorance and hate.