Huh. Yeah there's kinda an interesting branding/image paradox here. They're progressive by any metric, from barista to boardroom, so...?https://twitter.com/GrayConnolly/status/822516417413062656 …
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prog branding still makes good business sense
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it's hard to argue against a word that literally means "one who seeks progress" lol
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nah, naming on its own means little, or else we'd all be very impressed by the freedoms of the democratic people's republic of korea
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dprk's name is strong, but their brand is weak. progressives conversely have excellent brand management
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DPRK just shows the limit of the tactic. It's otherwise an excellent smokescreen with normies
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it's a disguise, basically. Provides what we call "apparent cover", which works fine until you make a spectacle of yourself
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our little part of Twitter is some of the only people who grok that naming is in fact meaningless. Still works everywhere else
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What's the difference between a prog and an anarcho-commie?
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"anarcho"
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