I always called it the argument from incoherency, but maybe fractal wrongness has a better ring to it. Then again, it’s hard to beat the simple effectiveness of “the Shapiro”
The basic strategy of conservative messaging has been to make statements that are broad, simple, easy to remember, and wrong. These often take nuanced long explanations of why they're wrong, which aren't as easily remembered.
Falom on June 14th, 2021 at 23:38 UTC »
Also, you gotta talk really fucking fast. Like, Japanese bullet train fast
LastFreeName436 on June 15th, 2021 at 00:28 UTC »
I always called it the argument from incoherency, but maybe fractal wrongness has a better ring to it. Then again, it’s hard to beat the simple effectiveness of “the Shapiro”
PoissonsRevenge on June 15th, 2021 at 01:04 UTC »
The basic strategy of conservative messaging has been to make statements that are broad, simple, easy to remember, and wrong. These often take nuanced long explanations of why they're wrong, which aren't as easily remembered.