>>61 You should immediately get rid of every single mention of Trump the kike lover - traitor to the American People. Otherwise [email protected]

PDF https://libgen.is/book/index.php?md5=94DA8588AB5C2EDFB63BC54D0E217C45 >>60 This is abysmal effort OP. You didn't link the PDF and your image is for fucking ants. I bet you're a mobile poster too you fucking fag.

>>13 2 more weeks nigger

>>13 Rome wasn't built in a day, nigger

>>13 >>72 I just discovered this board. It is not dead.

hello I just wanted to say nigger thank you

>>72 Step by step, meme by meme, inexorably we must proceed.

>>85 One of the most powerful tools I've seen our side effectively use is mockery. In relation to the vaccine push, for example, the spread of NPC and soyjack macros as a representation of those brainwashed enough to accept such a gross violation of bodily sovereignty has been successful. Even if some of us find it distasteful, it seems that twisting images associated with compliance into a disgusting caricature is a good way to discourage compliant behavior. We see similar things associated with linguistics. For example, "vaccinated" has a neutral association, while "vaxxed" is clearly negative, and serves to remind the reader of aforementioned caricatures. Why is this, and how can we further harness it? Wouldn't it be useful if an entire counterargument to compliance with ZOG could be reduced to a single mocking phoneme?

>>89 I agree. Pic related has worked well for me.

>>89 True, because people operating on a socio-sexual level are quite anxious about anything that might affect their social standing, and they often use mockery themselves to assert social dominance. That's why anon's original memes were so effective in "triggering" them to the point of causing PTSD, even if unintentional. NPC bases its own value on it's relation to other NPC's. In capitalism it's material wealth, in communism it's devotion to the party. Not ideology, not principles, but a symbol of social status/sexual dominance. To fully utilize this group, we would need to develop an other-referential value system where they would recognize our goals as means to assert their socio-sexual dominance. Females do this as well, so the lack of testosterone that an average soyak has won't really be an issue. >For example, "vaccinated" has a neutral association, while "vaxxed" is clearly negative, and serves to remind the reader of aforementioned caricatures "vaxxed" needs to be associated with a certain memetic package for it to be effective. Since vaccination is associated with a certain idea-concept (-getting a dead virus injected to develop immunity-, although it originally referred to cows or something), similar enough words invoke the same concept but your brain, consciously or subconsciously, recognizes an error. This error can be purely linguistic (error in writing), semantic (wrong idea-concept association), or ultimately, error with the idea-concept itself (context). Since such words are intentionally written "erroneously", the first can be excluded, since they refer to the same principle, second can be excluded as well, leaving one's brain to question it's contextual association. If at that point, it learns that what they are doing now is not exactly "vaccination", but experimental gene therapy, or associates it with the malicious intent of the (((elites))), "vaxx" becomes a new referential point. Jews did the same with the word "Nazi", except that it mostly targeted the semantic level, making NPC's to associate National-Socialism with an entirely different idea-concept (an evil, extreme caricature that their propaganda has invented and kept reinforcing as a memetic package). Why kept reinforcing? Because if your memes are based on lies, they need to be constantly refreshed and isolated (mass-censorship) due to natural neural systems' inherent tendency towards the truth (anti-entropy). That's what allowed anons (people with near zero worldly influence) to asymmetrically counter propaganda devised by billion-dollar media corporations, think-tanks, teams of experts, etc. Yes, this was entirely co-opted and mostly neutralized, but only thanks to the control of information channels (including the chans) and censorship.

>>63 >>>>/8diamonds/ Path of Light rises!

>>89 >One of the most powerful tools I've seen our side effectively use is mockery. Yes. >>91 Nice.

1. NAME CALLING or STEREOTYPING: Giving a person or an idea a bad label by using an easy to remember pejorative name. This is used to make us reject and condemn a person or idea without examining what the label really means. Examples: "Republican", "Tree-Hugger", "Nazi", "Liberal", "Environmentalist", "Special-Interest Group". 2. VIRTUE WORDS or GLITTERING GENERALITY: These words are used to dupe us into accepting and approving of things without examining the evidence carefully. Examples: "Natural", "Democratic", "Sustainable", "Organic", "Scientific", "Healthy", "Ecological". 3. DEIFICATION: This is when an idea is made to appear holy, sacred, or very special and therefore above all law. Any alternative or opposite points of view are thereby given the appearance of treason or blasphemy. Examples: "God-given right to…", "Mother Earth", "Gia". 4. TRANSFER: Transfer is when a symbol that carries respect, authority, sanction, and prestige is used along with and idea or argument to make it look more acceptable. Examples: American Flag, University Seal, Medical Association Symbol (or something that looks like it). This method is also called GUILT- or VIRTUE-BY-ASSOCIATION. 5. TESTIMONIAL: When some respected celebrity (or alternatively someone generally hated) claims that an idea or product is good (or bad). This technique is used to convince us without examining the facts more carefully. 6. PLAIN FOLKS: This is a way that a speaker convinces an audience that an idea is good because they are the same ideas of the vast majority of people like yourself. Examples: "This is the will of the People", "Most Americans…". Another example would be when the speaker tells a story about a family or people that are "just like you" to reinforce the speaker's point of view. 7. BAND WAGON: This common propaganda method is when the speaker tries to convince us to accept their point of view or else we will miss out on something really good. The Band-Wagon technique is often used in advertising. Examples: "This is the wave of the future", "Be the first on your block", "Act Now!". You might ask yourself "What if I was the only one on my block because no one else was interested (duped)?". 8. ARTIFICIAL DICHOTOMY: This is when someone tries to claim there are only two sides to an issue and that both sides must have equal presentation in order to be evaluated. This technique is used to dupe us into believing there is only one way to look at an issue, when in fact there may be many alternative viewpoints or "sides". Like most propaganda techniques it simplifies reality and therefore distorts it, often to the advantage of the speaker. A classic example is the "intelligent design" versus "evolution" controversy, or "You are either with us, or against us". 9. HOT POTATO: This is an inflammatory (often untrue) statement or question used to throw an opponent off guard, or to embarrass them. Examples "Have you stopped beating your spouse", "When will you pay the taxes you owe?" The fact that it may be utterly untrue is irrelevant, because it still brings controversy to the opponent. 10. STALLING or EVADING/IGNORING THE QUESTION : This technique is used to play for more time or to avoid answering a pointed question. Examples: "More research is needed…", "A fact-finding committee is working on this issue…" "I am calling for an investigation on this failure.." When asked about a tax increase possibility a senator replies: "I have always met the obligations I have to those I represent." 11. LEAST-OF-EVILS is used to justify an otherwise unpleasant or unpopular point of view. Example: '"War is hell but appeasement leads to worse disasters". 12. SCAPEGOAT: This often use with Guilt-by-association to deflect scrutiny away from the issues. It transfers blame to one person or group of people without investigating the complexities of the issue. Examples: "Bill Clinton got us into Bosnia", "President Reagan caused the national debt". 13. CAUSE AND EFFECT MISMATCH: This technique confuses the audience about what is really cause and effect. In fact the causes of most phenomena are complex, and it is misleading to say just one of the following: "Tuberculosis is caused by bacteria", "Tuberculosis is caused by un-regulated capitalism that creates poor working conditions", "Tuberculosis is caused by a lack of effective antibiotics".

14. CHERRY PICKING or CARD STACKING or DISTORTION OF DATA or OUT OF CONTEXT: This technique is used to convince the audience by using selected information and not presenting the complete story. Examples: "A study was done that showed eating peanut butter causes liver cancer" (the fact that later the study was later shown to be flawed or funded by the peanut butter haters and therefore suspect, is not revealed). A variation would be "Raising the speed limit to 65 mph resulted in many fewer traffic fatalities". Such statements need to be checked with how many people were driving before and after the change in speed limit. Fewer people may be driving after the speed limit change, even though the fatality rates (deaths per 100,000) may be higher, leading to the overall result of fewer fatalities. 15. WEAK INFERENCE: Weak inference is when a judgment is made with insufficient evidence, or that the conclusion does not necessarily follow from the evidence given. For example: Ducks and geese migrate south for the winter, therefore all waterfowl migrate south for the winter. Or, most rich folks vote republican, therefore most people who vote republican are rich. 16. FAULTY ANALOGY: This is when a comparison is carried to far. Example: "The economy is following the same path as right before the great depression, therefore we will experience a stock market crash soon!" 17. MISUSE OF STATISTICS: Some examples: Average results are reported, but not the amount of variation around the averages. A percent or fraction is presented, but not the sample size as in "9 out of 10 dentists recommend…". Absolute and proportional quantities are mixed as in "3,400 more robberies occurred in our town last year, whereas other cities hand an increase of less than one percent". Graphs are used that, by chopping off part of the scale or using unusual units or no scale, distort the appearance of the result. Results are reported with misleading precision. For example, representing 13 out of 19 students as 68.42105 percent. 18. FEAR: "Of course the people don't want war. But after all, it's the leaders of the country who determine the policy, and it's always a simple matter to drag the people along whether it's a democracy, a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism, and exposing the country to greater danger."

>>68 Niggers are gay and Toxic Aura is a faggot qt

>>2 Oh we already have, why do you (((lifetime network))) has so many anti-mormon movies? They even compared them to the taliban in one of them, kid you not.

>>24 >>24 Interesting it was just a test though fuck jews