Row 50806
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> You’re arguing semantics. People are using the wrong word to describe how they’re getting fucked.
You might have been able to make that argument if it were just the one thing. It wasn't. > Your stats don’t mean jack shit at the polls.
You're not telling us anything we don't already know. **Facts** don't matter, people are mad about the inflation that happened in 21-22, etc. You're not providing any special insight into that. Meanwhile, what this *actually* tells us is that people don't know what a recession is, they have never looked at stock market indexes, have never consumed anything resembling a financial news headline from any reputable source for years, but they have strong convictions about things they don't know anything about. That means that they might be badly disconnected from reality, but someone's misinformation *is* reaching them. Yes, the white house is up against inflation that happened (largely in 2022). That's not fair or reasonable, but it's bad nonetheless. But they're *also* up against this kind of ignorance and misinformation, and that might be worse.
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| text | > You’re arguing semantics. People are using the wrong word to describe how they’re getting fucked. You might have been able to make that argument if it were just the one thing. It wasn't. > Your stats don’t mean jack shit at the polls. You're not telling us anything we don't already know. **Facts** don't matter, people are mad about the inflation that happened in 21-22, etc. You're not providing any special insight into that. Meanwhile… |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 50806
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000