Libs of TikTok and its dark influence on LGBTQ+ hate
Libs of TikTok and its dark influence on LGBTQ+ hate
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Libs of TikTok and its dark influence on LGBTQ+ hate
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Did anyone see that interview with Taylor Lorenz? Chaya's so dumb. This anti-LGBT stuff is her bread and butter and she doesn't know a damn thing about it.
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Well yeah knowing about people only makes being a professional bigot harder.
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Got a link?
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Ah like the state government laws in red political states?
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I hate her so much.
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It's honestly hilarious how small the conservative footprint on the internet is - while absolutely awful and hateful... 3 million followers, really? I know niche content creators with bigger followings.
Edit: As an example - cooking recipes from old cookbooks (i.e. Dylan Hollis) has three times the audience.
They're a very vocal minority.
And violent.
And that's actually a problem. We tend to form most opinions on what is "normal" based on exposure repetitions, and not on quality. A vocal minority of 3 million with a direct line of view of 100 million will substantially shift the Overton window despite being a minority.
Even really niche content like LockPickingLawyer on YouTube has nearly 4.5 million followers. And I actively see people referencing him. Libs of Tik Tok really only pops up in articles like this.
Of course, I also don’t really hang out in places where fans of it might congregate. But from my perspective it’s just not something that seems to have a large influence.
They consolidate into Truth Social and only stray from Republican focused groups long enough to jab Biden, hoping to convince opponents that they shouldn’t vote.