I had to chuckle at that Rogan clip that was on the front page yesterday. The topic of Gab is brought up in his conversation with the tranny, and Joe automatically blabs something like, "Oh, so we can go talk to Nazis." He almost immediately walks the joke back, admitting that he'd never even used the site before (which is doubtful anyway); the point being that he was probably trying to save face for the more conservative-leaning in his audience, but he wanted to get his ignorant take out there anyway. It's kind of like the situation in a court room where a lawyer will say things he knows his opponent will object to. But what can the judge do? Tell the jury not to have heard that opinion?
Repeating shit like "It's for nazis" ad nauseum is part of the propaganda framework. Joe is a chameleon for the most part, although I do gather that whatever the 'real Joe' might be, he does have more sense than he lets on. He plays a role and is paid well for it, but I do think he gets legitimately disgusted with the woke left; the problem is he likes to play a game of equivalence between the 'fringe right' and the woke left. As if their ideological character is the same, and it isn't.
CHIRO 0 points 3.3 years ago
I had to chuckle at that Rogan clip that was on the front page yesterday. The topic of Gab is brought up in his conversation with the tranny, and Joe automatically blabs something like, "Oh, so we can go talk to Nazis." He almost immediately walks the joke back, admitting that he'd never even used the site before (which is doubtful anyway); the point being that he was probably trying to save face for the more conservative-leaning in his audience, but he wanted to get his ignorant take out there anyway. It's kind of like the situation in a court room where a lawyer will say things he knows his opponent will object to. But what can the judge do? Tell the jury not to have heard that opinion?
Repeating shit like "It's for nazis" ad nauseum is part of the propaganda framework. Joe is a chameleon for the most part, although I do gather that whatever the 'real Joe' might be, he does have more sense than he lets on. He plays a role and is paid well for it, but I do think he gets legitimately disgusted with the woke left; the problem is he likes to play a game of equivalence between the 'fringe right' and the woke left. As if their ideological character is the same, and it isn't.