Pudutr0n

Can confirm. I use wiki and don't know how to think.

Just in time, then.

Doing what you believe is right is never pointless imo.

There is no tangible external incentive.

To me, good faith is the genuine will to understand and/or convey ideas fairly and honestly.

I know @Cowbee@lemmy.ml doesn't argue in good faith. You're not arguing in good faith either. If you wanna internet argument fight the dude, I just pinged him for you, but before you do I suggest both of you consider the words of mustache man: "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not himself become a monster."

Some of us are still fighting in the replies.

No

Fair

Fair enough. Just grabbed one of the first images a search threw. Sorry if it was out of context or portrayed you unfairly. And of course people propagandize about you too. Anyone with a strong enough voice will get bad faith critiques thrown against them and many will be with political intent.

I do think this is a fair example to exemplify the point I was trying to make, though. Your quote being out of context does not nullify its dychotomical political intent and makes my point stronger.

Propaganda is hard to identify when you're predisposed to believe it, it's everywhere and people propagate it without even noticing.

Well I guess you're right and there is a lot of hostility towards certain thoughts in most instances. Everyone holds something sacred I guess.

Maybe I'm insensitive or just foolish but to me there's comedy in that.