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Stop trying to win arguments with facts. Try emotions instead
Nathan King
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Tyler Turner
>Trying to counter a lie with a fact is like trying to get a catchy tune out of your head by reading out loud from the dictionary.
David Jenkins
>Comet is in the facts man
What did they mean by this?
Mason Bennett
>linking directly to the article
KYS shill
Nathaniel Walker
Memes win over facts and emotions. Memes win over everything- steel, flesh, logic, you name it.
Ethan Phillips
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Sebastian Jackson
>liberals
>arguing using facts
wut
Leo Baker
kek
You do realize there are websites where you can open the article with just the text, right?
Jose Evans
america needs to be nuked
god sends different things to make us suffer
now it sends liberals
Xavier Ross
ayy
Gavin James
Nah, I already tried this tactic for a while this year against angry liberals. It didn't work and they just called me a white supremasist nazi when I told them my majority native american heritage I didn't want more immigrants because it didn't work out for the people already here the last time we let a bunch of religious immigrants in. When their "We're all immigrants though!!!" argument doesn't work they short circuit and default to "Nazi! Nazi! Nazi!".
On the upside I'm apparently a white aryan now according to half the population so that's pretty cool. Seig Heil and all that fellow White Masterracers, ha ha.
Jordan Cruz
Good meme draw you in with emotions but get you to stay with facts
Jason Phillips
Memes are the polymerization of emotions and facts. They are also the second most powerful force in the universe besides genes.
Christopher Turner
David Clark
That's actually a good tip. Seriously. Normies are fucking emotional, not logical. You convert them emotionally, not logically. Specially women.
If you want to convince a woman of your political position, present your view as something factual to you, act confident about what you believe, show no emotional doubt. Also, treat your political opposition as an insidious threat against humanity, while your position as the only ones that want to make the world better.
Asher Morris
top notch edit, really impressive
Adam Jenkins
>can I say anything factual to change your opinion?
no
>can I say anything that will change your emotions?
yes
well I guess that explains it
Elijah Sanders
*Orwellian nightmare intensifies*
Gavin Torres
>Giving their site free hits to support this garbage.
Jews got to you, too, eh
Jaxon Roberts
This was on /sci/ the other day.
Austin Reyes
>You do realize there are websites where you can open the article with just the text, right?
You do realize what I'm saying, right? A black page with nothing but text does not give anybody any ad revenue since you know, there aren't any ads.
Jordan Garcia
>how to lose elections.html
Jacob Hill
>Several years ago, when my last name was different and my politics were less entrenched, I worked for a nonpartisan fact-checking site.
>Jess Zimmerman
What did she mean by this?
Also reading this article is hurting my brain. Anyone click on that hilarious meme link. Oh boy they know how to meme with the best of em. I have to tap out.
Oliver Parker
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Julian Sanchez
>"So that's why water is wet."
>"Well yeah, but I don't feel like it is. I feel like it's dry."
Leo Ramirez
Kek
Noah Howard
This is perfect.
Owen Davis
>Logically speaking the property "wet" is defined as being covered in or soaked through with water. Water cannot cover or soak through itself, therefore, water cannot be wet.
Oh wait, feelings, right
>HITLER