butchersapron
Bring back hanging
It often is to convince an audience, but the audience is the higher ups not the lower downs. You can see this in the hierarchisation(?) of the pro-assad loons (now all over 5g and the virus of course) who all started off fairly evenly but those who got early access to regime/russia sources then took the lead and started off a bidding war between the lower downs to get their seal of approval branding and a move up the ranks.. And we all know that competition tends to lead to going as low as possible as quick as possible. You can see this at play with twitter responses to headbangers like craig murray, fawning, greasy, look at me craig, talk to me craig - sickening stuff. This also demonstrates the circular or enclosed nature of this world - challenges have to come from within and on a basis that doesn't really challenge or the whole thing falls down. That's whey when (if they ever do that is) they move on they move on totally - there's usually complete rejection of that world entire rather than just individual stories.Bit of a tangent but one insightful thing I read about how the Leninist bureaucracy works here is that the point of the often fawning and farcical speeches and reports officials make isn't to convince an audience but to show the hierarchy they're willing to set aside any sense of dignity and toe whatever line is given.
Well that's part of it for the more high profile ones anyway. The economy of getting attention is right up there for these types too.
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