30 Dec 2022 1:27 am
If they were amateurs or if they displayed that level of humility, then I would avoid heaping criticism on them. However, as per Dunning Kruger syndrome, many of them are not like that, and in fact, seem very confident in their (alleged) abilities.DeezerShoove » 29 Dec 2022, 11:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Now you call them "personalities".
So, what deep-thinker qualities do you expect from a quasi-celebrity "personality"?
They are obviously interesting personalities for lots of people to listen to repeatedly.
As such, they become easy targets to pick at. They're performers, not political experts.
Isn't your critique attempting to be Chris Kyle complaining about Moe's aim with a pie?
Roleplaying as a quasi-celebrity personality and being semi-decent at serious political commentary shouldn't be mutually exclusive. I have pretty stratospheric standards so what others may choose to overlook/find acceptable, I would not.
When you scroll down into the comments section heaping praise on someone like...Candace Owens (who I believe was funded by a Jewish talent agency, which is how she catapulted to fame almost overnight - National Justice Investigates: Rising Republican Party Influencers Got Their Start At Talent Agency Run By Israeli Pornographer, by Eric Striker - The Unz Review), who simply repeats the talking points her masters have told her to spew, I die a bit inside. Or I guffaw.
Depends on the day/mood.