Yet here we are with everyone calling it a war crime, then when they are shown it’s in fact not, they just plug their ears and go on with their narrative.
narratives dont work when you’re exposed to factual information - but if you willingly disbelieve and remain intentionally ignorant then all the factual information in the world wont change your belief. aka this thread and others like it for the last few weeks.
narratives dont work when you’re exposed to factual information - but if you willingly disbelieve and remain intentionally ignorant then all the factual information in the world wont change your belief.
Agreed, the amount of people throwing words around like “genocide” and “carpet bombing” have long detached from reality.
The IDF spokesman in the clip confirmed they were aware of refugee women and children in the location before deciding to go ahead with the bombing.
And immediately turned around and said, “No Wolf, that’s not what you’re hearing.”
I think that’s called “gaslighting”. Or “doublespeak”. One of those.
Article 28 of the Geneva Convention:
Lmao thanks for the laugh, I’ve never seen someone cite the Geneva convention to justify bombing women and children 🤡
Edit: let me reiterate, lmaoooooooo
Yet here we are with everyone calling it a war crime, then when they are shown it’s in fact not, they just plug their ears and go on with their narrative.
narratives dont work when you’re exposed to factual information - but if you willingly disbelieve and remain intentionally ignorant then all the factual information in the world wont change your belief. aka this thread and others like it for the last few weeks.
Agreed, the amount of people throwing words around like “genocide” and “carpet bombing” have long detached from reality.
yep. the ideological warfare is largely electronic these days, fought in forums and threads. a battle waged by paragraph. where. every. word. matters.
And yet words are becoming meaningless because of how they’re abused to push a narrative.