Here's a fun game: Name and count instances of the following classic propaganda techniques: Plain Folks, Pejorative Labeling, Name Calling, Buzzwords Extra credit for identifying at least one instance Card Stacking vs. False Attribution, and why you chose to categorize it (or them) as one or the other. Signal to noise ratio: 1 :o) On 12/09/2016 06:05 AM, Zenaan Harkness wrote:

We live in an age where audio visual examples of those things we might like to learn about are a click away. In this case, the example is on how to debate, or how to not debate, depending on your point of view, with point of view being a fundamental to debate in the first instance.

Having not successfully engaged in High School debating, examples such as these I find entirely utilitarian, you must understand..

E.g. hypocrisy being a primary tool of the Liberal/Left - in this case "first call anyone you disagree with "literally Hitler" and in addition, then baselessly accuse them of hate speech."

The intense irony in this one-two tactic is usually lost on the Lefty.

The following is insanely funn^B, well probably boring irrelevant and really beneath you if you're an extremist Liberal Lefty.

If on the other hand you appreciate some of the simpler fundamentals of debate, of the difference between facts and name calling rhetoric, then Tucker Carlson has grown a serious set of kanackers.

So for a primer on sane debate, as well as how to handle extremist Liberal Lefties, welcome to You Can't Cuck The Tuck, episode 6.

Tucker Carlson tonight interviews Erin “Hissing Weasel” Schrode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_EP-usu0Ls

http://www.dailystormer.com/hissing-weasel-erin-schrode-returns-to-try-and-c...

View it and weep in alt-righty schadenfreude or alt-lefty misery.