Shot in the Dark

Turnabout

Joe Doakes from Como Park emails:

Logical argument does not persuade people. We know this from conversations with Liberals in everyday life. They are motivated by rhetorical and emotional appeals.

That’s why this new campaign is so effective.  Somebody borrowed the anti-fascists slogan to use on posters.  The posters have an emotional impact that turns people against the slogan.  “Punch a Nazi” becomes synonymous with domestic abuse.  It makes clear that all people who employ violence are evil-doers.

 

Genius

Joe Doakes

Interesting – just as I opened Joe’s email, I was thinking “perhaps ridicule is the answer to “Anti”-Fa.

But Joe’s right.  It is an ingenious campaign.  Or will be provided that Big Left doesn’t excuse domestic violence “for all the right reasons’ too…

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5 responses to “Turnabout”

  1. Night Writer Avatar
    Night Writer

    When did you stop beating your fascist wife?

  2. Mammuthus Primigenius Avatar
    Mammuthus Primigenius

    Hating people for what they are, and not what they have done, is as old as the Left itself. This “punch a nazi” thing urges violence against anybody, since it is the Left that will decide who is and who is not a nazi.

  3. Night Writer Avatar
    Night Writer

    We do not become afraid to be a Nazi or a racist. We become afraid to be called a Nazi or a racist.

  4. bikebubba Avatar
    bikebubba

    I take it that the fascist “antifa” movement is only brave enough to punch a woman? That they’re in favor of domestic violence?

    Sounds like wherever they congregate, people need to be filming them.

  5. Alt-Good Swiftee Avatar
    Alt-Good Swiftee

    It’s hard to tell sometimes if leftist women got beat up by their girlfriends the night before, or are sporting cuts and bruises to make a statement in support of the masochist community.

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