@ProfesorTortuga Um, that's not the argument here.
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@ProfesorTortuga For example, everyone knows Uncle Tom's Cabin is fiction but it influenced how people saw slavery(as Lincoln himself said)
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@ProfesorTortuga Okay, so you acknowledge that in some cases works of fiction can shape people's worldview. Yes?
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@ProfesorTortuga Sigh. Belief in JFK conspiracy theories peaked after Oliver Stone's JFK came out. What does that tell us?
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@ProfesorTortuga Instead of making up stuff, why don't you engage with actual historical examples I'm citing?
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@ProfesorTortuga Again, that's not what anyone is arguing so is completely irrelevant.
10:03 PM - 23 Dec 2015
from Toronto, Ontario
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