2 definitions by Merk_The_Libertarian
Code for “Boogaloo” (sounds similar).
The Boogaloo, (AKA “Big Igloo”,”Electric Civil War Part 2”) is a revolutionary movement promoted by Libertarians in which the government will be overthrown through the use of guerilla warfare and uncommon tactics. The end goal of the Boogaloo is to remove an over-reaching, tyrannical government and abolish socialist, fascist, and racist policies that threaten the freedoms ensured by the Constitution.
The Boogaloo, (AKA “Big Igloo”,”Electric Civil War Part 2”) is a revolutionary movement promoted by Libertarians in which the government will be overthrown through the use of guerilla warfare and uncommon tactics. The end goal of the Boogaloo is to remove an over-reaching, tyrannical government and abolish socialist, fascist, and racist policies that threaten the freedoms ensured by the Constitution.
Ex: “With all these gun policies getting forced through, we’ll have no choice but to kick off the ‘Big Igloo’. They’ve declared us as criminals anyways for what we own, so we can’t be labeled any worse.”
Ex: “Time to grab my Hawaiian shirt and arm my ROOMBA, because it’s Big Igloo time!”
Ex: “Time to grab my Hawaiian shirt and arm my ROOMBA, because it’s Big Igloo time!”
by Merk_The_Libertarian January 14, 2021
Like a “Hive Mind”, the majority of major media outlets (specifically in America), promote the same points of view and re-worded information in effort to sway the population.
In America specifically, all large media outlets have a blatant left-leaning view, and often cooperate with each other to form a central agenda of presenting progressive ideas as positive, and conservative ideas as discriminatory.
Many signs of bias are not specifically in the wording of news topics, but in the tone and presentation of them. When questioned about their stories and coverage, they will deny withholding information, and use each other as sources to show their “trustworthiness”.
In America specifically, all large media outlets have a blatant left-leaning view, and often cooperate with each other to form a central agenda of presenting progressive ideas as positive, and conservative ideas as discriminatory.
Many signs of bias are not specifically in the wording of news topics, but in the tone and presentation of them. When questioned about their stories and coverage, they will deny withholding information, and use each other as sources to show their “trustworthiness”.
Ex: *Riot at the capital*
“Man, the Media Hive is really pushing this whole idea of it being a coup... even though if it was an ACTUAL coup, there would have been a lot more deaths and a massive firefight, but since all people hear is “coup” from every source, they will start to believe it and see Republicans as national enemies.”
Ex: “The Hive Media is undeniably existent if you look at who owns what. “Alphabet” is the parent company to Apple and Google, which both cooperate with Facebook in “antitrust actions”. And if you didn’t know, Facebook owns Instagram, WhatsApp, Oculus, and other smaller projects. This all basically means that the majority of the internet is influenced by a handful of people that all decide what media sources you see. If you don’t get how search results work; whoever pays the most to these companies get the top spots on searches, so media companies that have large amounts of viewers (money) will indefinitely stay in a position of power over the population.”
“Man, the Media Hive is really pushing this whole idea of it being a coup... even though if it was an ACTUAL coup, there would have been a lot more deaths and a massive firefight, but since all people hear is “coup” from every source, they will start to believe it and see Republicans as national enemies.”
Ex: “The Hive Media is undeniably existent if you look at who owns what. “Alphabet” is the parent company to Apple and Google, which both cooperate with Facebook in “antitrust actions”. And if you didn’t know, Facebook owns Instagram, WhatsApp, Oculus, and other smaller projects. This all basically means that the majority of the internet is influenced by a handful of people that all decide what media sources you see. If you don’t get how search results work; whoever pays the most to these companies get the top spots on searches, so media companies that have large amounts of viewers (money) will indefinitely stay in a position of power over the population.”
by Merk_The_Libertarian January 14, 2021