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Neoreactionary. Techno-traditionalist. Breeder.

Southeast England
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Joined January 2009

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    1. David Hines‏ @hradzka May 22

      David Hines Retweeted Dan McLaughlin

      This isn't Reagan and Carson, though. This is the times. Watching LET THE FIRE BURN, the documentary about the 1970s MOVE bombing, I was struck by how everyone in the ensuing hearings spoke then. Matter-of-fact. No histrionics. No bombast. Politicos, witnesses, journos, everyone.https://twitter.com/baseballcrank/status/998942260967432192 …

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      Dan McLaughlinVerified account @baseballcrank
      "We need dumb populism to speak the language of the average guy." Ronald Reagan: LOL no. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftaWfxk-QxM&feature=youtu.be&t=2m15s …
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    2. David Hines‏ @hradzka May 22

      One of the reasons I get all of my news from text sources is that I can't stand the way people in public life speak. It's as if they're all auditioning to replace Judge Judy.

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      anomalyuk‏ @anomalyuk May 22
      Replying to @hradzka

      So why did politicians back then behave like sane, intelligent people? Either they didn't know how ineffective it is, or there was some explicit or implicit agreement not to pander to the mob.

      11:30 AM - 22 May 2018
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        2. Autumnal Misha‏ @drethelin May 22
          Replying to @anomalyuk @hradzka

          television wasn't dominant yet. Grandstanding is a lot less effective against serious, intelligent people you're negotiating with than it is at rallying the mob.

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        3. Dedicating Ruckus‏ @ded_ruckus May 22
          Replying to @drethelin @anomalyuk @hradzka

          may also be downstream effects of colleges getting (further) corrupted in the 60s; generations wouldn't have gone through those until 90s

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        1. blahblahblah‏ @blahblahblah9tn May 22
          Replying to @anomalyuk @hradzka

          A relatively cohesive and decent elite which effectively dominated the postwar mass media (TV broadcasters and a few national newspapers) helped. Then the boomer long marchers hit their elite prime in the 90s and a decade or two later technology re-democratized media . . .

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