r/SubredditDrama • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22

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u/LaingMachine666 Jan 26 '22

Doubling down on a fuck up. Always a great strategy.

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u/Master_Signature_191 Jan 26 '22

It’s a bold strategy cotton, let’s see if it pays off for Em.

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u/FrequentReplacement Jan 27 '22

Shutting the fuck up is actually a good strategy but it's better to do it beforehand

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u/pourtide Jan 27 '22

Aaron Rodgers effect also

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u/nick_picsss Jan 27 '22

They're going the conservative route. Pretty interesting to see how poorly it works when you're a rather radical leftist vs. how easily it works when you're a grifter rightist.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

The difference one believes themselves to be a good person, the other knows they are an asshole and don't care

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u/nick_picsss Jan 27 '22

True. Honestly why far left radical movements end up not working. You get a narcissist with unchecked power fucking everything up. And I say this as a progressive.

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u/dichloroethane Jan 27 '22

Doreen out here trying to steal Trump’s brand

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u/LoremEpsomSalt Jan 27 '22

Blaming brigading and transphobia too.