kshaw
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27% no. Let's turn it around.
TYT...look up the YouTube videos of those turds the night Trump was elected. They were utterly dumbfounded. It's great to watch...but, yes, they are leftists...that's about as polite as I can be....s
This one is probably a little bit more important because it's in the social media realm rather than some 2nd string newspaper that no one reads.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheYoungTurks/community?disable_polymer=1&app=desktop
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You HELP the gun control lobby by voting in that "poll" in either way by increasing their overall clicks27% no. Let's turn it around.
This is not a "poll" of the general public, but a "poll" of how the left views an issue. A "poll" on young Turks channel would be like a poll on MSNBC channel or conversely a poll on the truth about guns channel.
How would a "poll" on young Turks be 'more important? than asking people at a gun ban ralley, or conversely asking guys at the range???
It's a poll that matters right now. The left only lives in the crisis of now and we are allowing them to shape the narrative.
In this mob mentality that we have allowed to infect our public policy discourse, facts are the victims. We saw this with the false hysteria around the Confederate monuments last year and they are doing a full court press again, using a proven process.
Go to where they expect 100% agreement and undermining their narrative is important. It cost nothing to do so other than a couple clicks of a mouse.
Do I think undermining these polls is the most substantive form of activism? Absolutely not; and I think my history of posts on the subject of reacting to polls reflects that.
However, the low information users who rely on FB memes and Re-Tweets are steered by the results of these polls and given that it costs literally nothing on our part to shape the results of these polls, it's at least effective in making sure that "they" don't get to completely own the narrative.
It's a poll that matters right now.
Translated (for dummies like me), it's both fun and worth it to flip 'em the bird.
This has already been said, but still.
Assault rifles are select-fire by definition. In civilian legal ownership it's a non-renewable resource that isn't pertinent in any current discussion.
Assault weapons are a meaningless name that was popularized by politicians and non-experts. It has no specific meaning that can be pinned down, nor do you know it when you see it. The two photos of a mini-14 in wood vs plastic/metal come to mind.