What's the magic and sloganeering of catchy phrases, of memorable lines, of call and response?

What do we want?

Dead cops?

What do we want them now?

What's the magic in phrases like, Black Lives Matter? Well, the magic is it

appeals to people who otherwise don't have great capacity to express themselves.

Dr. Jordan Peterson once did a study on this

about how people with low verbal acuity,

one of the indicators of people who fall into wanting authoritarianism is they have

low verbal acuity, meaning they don't speak well.

So when they hear something said or watch someone say something in a way that appears to be really, well, smart or memorable, it lands.

It's frustrating, but true. Our side's really bad at this. The Mockingbird

media, I think they understand this. They also are failing. They're failing at their job, not being

journalists, we know that that's not the design of many of them. They're failing at

their job to make Putin the big bad guy. There's no reason on earth for this article to have run

about what Putin said about the United States because remember this. This media will not allow Putin to come and speak about his view of the war.

When Tucker Carlson went to Russia to interview Putin, the media,

mockingbird media, soundly, roundly, completely criticized Carlson,

not soundly, but roundly.

How dare he go interview our enemy?

They're running an article and pushing an article, Reuters and others, about

something Putin said about America. Is it sloganeering? We'll talk about this and how this is a failing trap of the media.

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