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Antifa = KKK basically.

Israelites, Whites, and Asians are their targets.

Well maybe history just repeats itself because we cant make something new. We as humans can only work with what were given, and we are limited. We are bound to make the same mistakes.

History repeats itself always, just slightly different variations.

history doesn't repeat

but it sure does rhyme

That is better. History Ryhmes.

it's the human brain seeing patterns.

Gotta fight off that monster in the dark, after all.

because those patterns are there ...

did the KKK have mainstream media support?

yes

even got elected

they were fundmental to the democrats

I guess the concept of "mainstream media" wasn't a thing back then

it was all just newspapers

back in the day, yes Years

which is even more impressive in some ways

they even had a female auxiliary wing of the KKK

I like the rhyme thing. Im using that

i can't remember who came up with it

but pretend that i did

i'm so big brained

yea

i agreeas

my iq must be like 500 or something

When Strum Therman was endorsed by the KKK in his bid for congress the papers ran it like it was the state Chamber of Comerce giving him an endoresement

oh right, Strom Thurmond

the strange thing is that they proved that the harder it is to get infomation, the more informed people try to be. What we have now is a overload of infomation that is always present to the point that we are numb to it all and ignore everything that we don't like. We are actually less informed now on average then we were 100 years ago

and presumably Robert Byrd

Yes.

i'd guess that that is partly by design

less informed? I doubt that. I think the quanitity is probably rather similar, however, the distribution the focus is probably radically different.

the amount of intelligence services/military intel projects involved in mass media and social media is a bit bewildering tbh

one of the guys who was an aide for the sanders 2016 campaign is working for mi6 iirc

informed about what? i think rather than everyone know the contents of the 10 most popular books in the medieval ages or whatever, people know about some really strange random info, whatever they are interested in.

theres something to say for specialization too, and not having a population where everyone knows the same things and nobody really has any rare valuable information

https://medium.com/@danielholliday/the-information-age-has-made-us-less-informed-less-secure-and-far-more-tribal-935e1687f0da

thanks

guys