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Genuine question, do you find the way you criticize media figures on What's Left to be different from that? It seems like the point of the Krystal Ball critique is that she doesn't hold her positions authentically.
Insofar as I've got issues with her, it's merely to remind the listeners of her transition. She's an interesting case, and has progressed rapidly through the mainstream media. I don't want her to be de-platformed, lose money, whatever. But knowing her biography is interesting
I can't speak for Aimee but my interest in these figures is merely in pointing out where they sit in the market I'm mentioning in the tweets above. My problem with any of them is that some may mistake them for political actors instead of products
I agree it's important context to have and I appreciated it. I just wonder if there's any way to transcend media and takes as products.
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