Buzzword fallacy. Omniscience fallacy.
Virginia is passing a law to guard against propaganda
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Lies are not free speech. That's why one member of JPP can't accuse another of being a pedophile.
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Try eating deez nutz
No, because that never happened.
No, Son. They passed laws to prevent it.
MAGAts only see what they want to see and most JPP MAGAt's oil no longer reaches their dipstick.
They certainly are, Sybil. That's why no one is prosecuting you for your lies.
But you already have, Sybil. I already reported it.
Jake Starkey
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What does this mean: Serenity writes, "7 days a week facts has always been propaganda about life exceeding genetic results adapting in plain sight. Name a reality in history that didn't or current events that doesn't use that core algorithm in its governance over their geographical population area measured by longitudes and latitudes?."
“Propaganda has always claimed that life somehow rises above or escapes the limits of genetics, even though we can see adaptation happening right in front of us. Show me any society in history—or today—that doesn’t use this same pattern of messaging to manage the people living within its borders.”
It’s mixing two ideas:
“Propaganda has always tried to portray human development as something separate from genetic adaptation, even though adaptation is plainly observable. Throughout history and in the present, every government uses some form of this narrative strategy to influence the populations within its borders.
Plain‑English Meaning
The sentence is basically saying:“Propaganda has always claimed that life somehow rises above or escapes the limits of genetics, even though we can see adaptation happening right in front of us. Show me any society in history—or today—that doesn’t use this same pattern of messaging to manage the people living within its borders.”
It’s mixing two ideas:1.
- Life adapts through genetics and environment.
- This adaptation is visible and ongoing.
- Claims that deny this (or pretend genetics don’t matter) are being labeled “propaganda.”
2.
- Every society uses some kind of narrative or messaging to shape how people think about themselves.
- The writer calls this a “core algorithm” of governing populations.
- They’re saying: Find me a society that doesn’t do this. (Implying: you can’t.)
“Propaganda has always tried to portray human development as something separate from genetic adaptation, even though adaptation is plainly observable. Throughout history and in the present, every government uses some form of this narrative strategy to influence the populations within its borders.