a lion s propaganda. what is the difference between the two? think about the moments in your own life when you have lied. most of the time you do it because you ve done something that you are ashamed of and you are hoping nobody will find out. when you are caught, usually the truth. so someone says to you, you are a drunk. you say, no i m not come i ve only had three beers. but actually you at eight beers. you are line, that is what line is. propaganda is different from that. it is not a shading of the truth, propaganda is a complete inversion of the truth. you are drunk, somebody tells you. no i m not, you replied, you are the one who s drunk. you ve had eight beers. i m disgusted by your drunkenness. that s what propaganda looks like. it s the mirror image of reality, the exact opposite of the truth and it is always delivered with ferocious aggression. propaganda tends to but why don t people, confuse them. what is this, do you think? but for that very reason, because it s
going to [bleep] kill you. that would be a threat. as you can see right there, rosenbaum chased rittenhouse through an object at his head, cornered him against a group of parked cars, and longed for his weapon before he discharged his firearm killing rosenbaum. a new reason for a potential mistrial is at the defense team did not get this high quality video until it was shown in court. instead they were emailed a compressed low-quality version and what the prosecution is calling a bid to undermine rittenhouse self-defense. this is now the second mistrial request, one with prejudice and one without under consideration by the judge. keep in mind, the judge will not likely make a decision until after a verdict has been rendered. there s a big question mark here if rittenhouse is declared guilty. ultimately there is now raisins for a possible mistrial, which several instances of alleged prosecutorial misconduct including criticizing the defendant s right to remain silent, aligni
all propaganda is lying, but not a lion s propaganda. what is the difference between the two? think about the moments in your own life when you have lied. most of the time you do it because you ve done something that you are ashamed of and you are hoping nobody will find out. when you are caught, usually the truth. so someone says to you, you are a drunk. you say, no i m not, i ve only had three beers. n but actually you at eight beers. you are line, that is what line is. propaganda is different from that. it is not a shading of the truth, propaganda is a complete inversion of the truth. you are drunk, somebody tells you. no, i m not, you replied, you are the one who s drunk. you ve had eight beers. it s shameful, and i am disgusted by your drunkenness. that s what propaganda looks like. it s the mirror image of reality, the exact opposite of the truth, and it is always delivered with ferocious aggression. propaganda tends to bewilderhy people, to confuse them. what is this,
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