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Gay 'lifelong Democrat' who voted Trump opens up on what's happened to him since coming out as pro MAGA
(www.dailymail.co.uk)
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2024
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Tho I do agree with your idea of blocking, I just want to make it clear that I'm not MAGA. I'm not sure you meant that you thought I'm MAGA, but I wanted to just make that clear to any others who may be confused. I never have been MAGA, never would be.
I voted Socialist.
But yes, if more people just blocked posters they don't want to hear from, rather than insulting and going back-and-forth, I think it would be good for everyone long-term.
So why spread this obvious propaganda from one of the worst news sources in the world?
It's not propaganda. I thought it was interesting. And I like the Daily Mail.
And I'm not "spreading" it anywhere. The Daily Mail as a much much larger audience that Lemmy. Lemmy is way too small to be accused of spreading anything.
I wouldn’t have ever seen this article if you didn’t post it here. And yes, it’s propaganda. Republican media outlets and politicians have been trying to push this concept prior to and following the election. When they come up with some idea like this, “I was a Democrat who switched to maga because maga is so great and democrats are MEAN to me”, and organize to push it in traditional and social media to manipulate people, that’s what propaganda is.
So is anything that pro-republican going to be seen as "propaganda" by you? Are all the pro-Harris articles and pro democrat articles, "propaganda" as well?
I didn't write the article. It was about a gay guy who decided to vote Republican, after being a Democrat for a while.
Lemmy is a community where people post things that they find interesting. I thought the article was interesting. So I posted it. That's all there is to it. It's not some grand scheme on my part.
I totally respect your right not to like it or this community.