But see that's the problem with social media, if that's how they replied you gained nothing no matter how many points or facts you made all it does is drive the divide wider and see who can one up the other better. It puts us in a worse position as a nation. That's why I maybe make one comment every now and then on social media, but when they start in with that shit I just say you're right and I leave. Because there's no point in arguing when their is a screen in between people you cannot connect, and to be honest most of them have been so demoralized because of the state run schooling and media they will never care what you say because they do not recognize you as an authority figure.
not really. russian replies were specific to that topic.
i was not always insulting or argumentative, but i was trying to redpill people, using mostly common or even left leaning citations and while i cannot say it always changed any minds, the argument and replies told be they had read the link, many of them...
for example, if somebody blamed trump for the sudden appearance of "racism" and cultural divide, i would cite cnn.
Let us not forget who destroyed decades of progress in race relations and respect for police in eight short years.
A majority of Americans say relations between blacks and whites in the US have worsened under President Barack Obama, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
www.cnn.com
if somebody defended public school failure factories that graduate <25% of the kids year after year, and blame conservatives for lack of adequate funding, i let them know that Obama poured $7billion into a tiny number of schools to see if money would fix the problem.
despite all the money, nothing worked, except when one school replaced all the teachers and the principal. they were all relocated to other schools or given early retirement (not in this story). not surprisingly, very little people saw this report, which came out during the height of the #russiagate hoax.
The final IES report on the School Improvement Grant program is devastating to Arne Duncan’s and the Obama administration’s education legacy.
www.educationnext.org
if somebody defended illegal immigration and claimed that they committed less crime than citizens, i would point out that most crime in the latino community is not reported to the police.
thinkprogress.org
if people defended the war in syria, i would point out that obama was training and arming the terrorists we were supposed to be fighting, until trump put a stop to the cia (brennan) program.
The shuttering of the C.I.A. program, one of the most expensive efforts to arm and train Syrian rebels since the 1980s, has forced a reckoning over its successes and failures.
www.nytimes.com
so you get the idea...i wasn't posting memes and trolling, i was dropping red pills like...
