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Made the CommSky Starter Pack https://go.bsky.app/QkcgePD Assistant Professor at Syracuse. I study public relations, military esports, video games, and gender theory. Happily šŸ³ļøā€šŸŒˆ.
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I’m soooooo glad for this, though I suspect the replacement is bricolage or some undefinable thing like it.
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Honestly shocked by this still
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Oh my god please tell my students
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Staaaaahp
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DO NOT MAKE ME WRITE A TV TREATMENT
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Did you know that Mizuiro Blood takes place in the same universe as Cyber Sled
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Just! Fix! Autocorrect!
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I hope he shifts to solving Jon Benet Ramsey soon.
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Ahh it’s even worse then 😬
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It’s baffling, this idea that we should take no position on the behavior and ethics of the largest (or second largest, depending on how you count) daily newspaper in the country.
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You’re welcome to say those things, but you also made a claim about headlines and my point is that it is wrong and the bulk of research points in the direction away from your argument that Times coverage is immaterial to voter behavior.
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That thread is fascinating, too, for having several political scientists insist agenda setting is either a dead theory or immune from newspaper coverage. Again, I suggest consulting your local communication scholar before making claims about media in society! doi.org/10.1177/1940...
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ā€œThe media has no effect on societyā€ is a hell of a take for a political scientist.
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Dewey gets all the attention but Lippman was the real prophet of post-modernity, I argued to an angry prosem once (not recommended)
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I have also encountered this dynamic. Sometimes city people roll their eyes at country people, but country people will casually express rage toward city folk that’s really unsettling.
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Why are you putting words in my mouth??? This is unhinged behavior. You are blaming me for things I didn’t say. Get off my feed.
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I agree fully
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That’s an insane response to what I’m saying, and I think you know hyperbole like that is designed to short circuit discussion, not enable it.
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Christ almighty people, use your reading skills. Whose justice is she calling for? Who is she asking to tone down? Does she engage at all with the specific nature of this assassination, or does she talk around it with vague platitudes? Come on, you don’t have to pretend this is something it isn’t.
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I feel like no one else did. Her statement is generic and pointedly avoids identifying what the murderer believed or who inspired him, and she speaks about all of her colleagues as one thing, as if her own party is equally to blame. I’m shocked you find this adequate.
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Did you? She is not demanding justice or accountability from the people who inspired and justified and are currently lying about the murders, she’s asking people to pretty please stop being so mean to each other. It’s vague pablum.
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Not in that story, she’s not. She very pointedly did not call out the right wing rhetoric that inspired the shooting. It was vague pablum.
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New Mexico I think, and I don’t know that it was solved
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Stability is bad for business when you’re trying to strip that business for parts
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Woof
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They behave like parasites and it’s crazy to me that the devastation they impose on society is still mostly just accepted