She's 75 years old. This deprogramming stuff was happening during her formative years. Of f!@#king course she's thinking about deprogramming as explained in the Wikipedia article.
She thinks Republican voters are effectively in a cult and need to be deprogrammed, exactly the same as people thought that cult members in the 60s should be deprogrammed. Are you people really this dumb.
even if all it is is a "pop culture meme", it's really bad that so many people- including those in the highest reaches of government power- feel compelled to use hipspeak hyperbole to express their thoughts. It goes back at least as far as Ronald Reagan's way with a facile quip. And by now it's turned into some rhetorical arms race, with Hillary trying to out-soundbite Donald Trump's loose cannon outbursts.
And then some of the same people go on to bemoan "polarization."
Ah, objecting to Wikipedia references, the telltale sign of a drooling moron who can only think in binary terms and refuses to apply critical thinking on a granular level to their media diet.
"How much do you think she is really referring to this versus just throwing out "formal deprogramming" as a pop culture meme?"
Ah, a Wikipedia reference, the tell tale sign of a critical thinker.
How much do you think she is really referring to this versus just throwing out "formal deprogramming" as a pop culture meme?
She's 75 years old. This deprogramming stuff was happening during her formative years. Of f!@#king course she's thinking about deprogramming as explained in the Wikipedia article.
She thinks Republican voters are effectively in a cult and need to be deprogrammed, exactly the same as people thought that cult members in the 60s should be deprogrammed. Are you people really this dumb.
OK, one last comment since this is an irresistible softball. Are you really so dumb you don't know the proper punctuation marks[pick one: .,()!?]
I didn't use a question mark because it was a rhetorical question and I didn't want to hear your reply.
It's not as informed as the Townhall editorial section, I agree.
even if all it is is a "pop culture meme", it's really bad that so many people- including those in the highest reaches of government power- feel compelled to use hipspeak hyperbole to express their thoughts. It goes back at least as far as Ronald Reagan's way with a facile quip. And by now it's turned into some rhetorical arms race, with Hillary trying to out-soundbite Donald Trump's loose cannon outbursts.
And then some of the same people go on to bemoan "polarization."
Seriously, is it over yet?
Ah, objecting to Wikipedia references, the telltale sign of a drooling moron who can only think in binary terms and refuses to apply critical thinking on a granular level to their media diet.
"How much do you think she is really referring to this versus just throwing out "formal deprogramming" as a pop culture meme?"
LOL
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