Being anti pasteurization is the one that really gets me. Like it's just heating up the milk slightly for a brief period of time. It's really simple and not scary science that's easily misunderstood. Like what about heating up milk is dangerous?
The only thing I've been able to come up with is that it's a conspiracy theory of manufactured panic to send people down the right wing pipeline.
Damn and I thought I'd never be able to agree with the man.
Also, the thing he said, "It doesn't matter what you say, say it enough and people will believe you."
This is true! They've done studies on propaganda and the determining factor on whether or not people believed it is usually volume. If you perceive a lot of social pressure to change your beliefs to fit into a group you want to be a part of, you're more likely to change your beliefs. So yah know, keep churning out those leftie memes and content!!
I often tell boomers that they can't identify with millennials because they never experienced what we experienced. If they want to relate to us, they have to talk to their parents lol.
Nazis are about a populist show of power to intimidate political enemies. You combat them by 1. Not being intimidated 2. Do whatever you can to show them their ideas are not popular and that they are out umbered 3. Don't throw bricks. Throw milkshakes.
Surviving brick attack: harrowing, heroic, convinces base they are political heroes defending ideas people desperately want to silence.
Surviving milkshake attack: Humiliating, no way to spin it to make yourself looks like a serious defender of liberty. Shows that people aren't so afraid of fascist ideas they'll do anything to stop it, they just think fascists are blowhard assholes.
Fascism and Nazism is all about projecting power against a treating political group. They want to see themselves as the white knights of serious, professional defense of an ideology. Tp defeat them, you have to suck the wind out of their sails by making them look silly and showing them that they're just a bunch of angry nerds.
If you're trying to apply reason to the theory, I think you're misunderstanding the theory.
When you dig to the roots of flat earth, it's a "don't trust the secret globalist government feeding you lies" kind of thing (Aka a dog whistle for antisemitism)
Being anti pasteurization is the one that really gets me. Like it's just heating up the milk slightly for a brief period of time. It's really simple and not scary science that's easily misunderstood. Like what about heating up milk is dangerous?
The only thing I've been able to come up with is that it's a conspiracy theory of manufactured panic to send people down the right wing pipeline.