(1) targets a VERY innocuous behaviour (not wearing jacket) (2) applies LEAST charitable interpretation of behaviour (intimidating women) (3) Rounds out w/ ZEITGEISTY buzz words to MAXIMISE HYPERBOLE Refer to her other tweets. Formula holds.
Today's challenge:
How do we reliably tell whether a social justice account like @SentientJessica is sincere, or parody?
What criteria do y'all suggest?pic.twitter.com/Nt618cJ8mz
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Yes, but that also describes thousands of sincere SJW tweets I've seen.
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@TitaniaMcGrath, as she is the gate keeper of intersexual feminismThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This account looks parody to me. 2 reasons. 1.Consistent level of absurdity sincere accounts will mostly say familiar stuff with occasional new levels of crazy. 2. Most SJW accounts are strongly networked with lots of retweets in their feed. This account isn’t at all.
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I have no idea, I used to just ask but they started getting mad at me.
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In the case of twitter, check their followers. In this case, I see classical liberal, kek!, classic common law liberal, Israeli flag emoji flown by an American, and former Daily Caller contributor in the bios of her followers. Even if it's not really parody, it's treated as such.
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You can't reliably tell. We've gone through Poe's Window.
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If you can’t tell this is a parody account, you’re a bit dim?
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Use your words. How do you know?
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