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Some people think right-wing media is driven by ideology. In fact, it's an elaborate marketing machine that evolved for the purpose of selling "male vitality" supplements. The politics are just a way to keep the target audience engaged and receptive
Folks outside the US will probably find these tweets rather cryptic. The joke is that it's impossible to consume more than trace amounts of US right-wing political content (e.g. Fox News, Breitbart...) without running into dietary supplement ads
Further, some media personalities (like Alex Jones) have gotten rich purely from starting their own brands of supplements. You can't help but wonder...
Also no, these pills aren't about erectile disfunction per se. They're described with more abstract keywords like "male vitality", stamina, energy, being "alpha", testosterone, etc. Left: the Nugenix brand being advertised nonstop on Fox News. Right: Infowars' own brand.pic.twitter.com/Iaa0FroHwK
Well, maybe there's a lot of truth in the statement. If the purpose of information is to control other agents (example: marketing) then right-wing ideologies cater to specific kinds of biases (i.e. Paternalistic).
Actually, in even more general terms, the cognitive bias that favors a static non-changing world (that of exploitation over exploration ) is the origin of right-wing thinking. To summarize: "Why change what isn't broken?"
I see a lot of truth in it
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