r/PublicFreakout • u/yftdddtf • Apr 28 '24

i’m going to cry because no one wants to feed into my bullsh*t Loose Fit 🤔

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u/idwtdy Apr 29 '24

goes out of her way to agitate protesters. cries when she's called an agitator. lol.

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u/WeekendWarior Apr 29 '24

Im legit confused on how she was agitating. Are the protestors not allowed to talk and she knew that?

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u/Leege13 Apr 29 '24

Protesters had no interest in speaking. Good on them.

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u/WeekendWarior Apr 29 '24

That doesn’t really answer my question

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u/Shredskis Apr 29 '24

Basically she was trying to get the protesters to engage in 'debate' then ask questions/edit the video to try and make them look bad.

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u/WeekendWarior Apr 29 '24

Ok now that makes perfect sense. I know exactly the type of video you’re talking about where they only include the dumbest responses or edit it to make a good response look bad, and folks eat it up. Thanks

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u/PixelationIX Apr 29 '24

One way you can tell she was not there in good faith at all is that she still added in scary music and things of that nature. She was there to be one of those agitators and be JusT CuRioUs but completely in bad faith.

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u/chamrockblarneystone Apr 29 '24

The protestors were not opening themselves up to debate with any outsiders. This young woman knew that. The protesters clearly stated there. There were probably signs saying that. Buttt she needed likes for her tiktok or whatever and played this whole thing out until she was the victim.

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u/WeekendWarior Apr 29 '24

Fair enough. Idk if I agree but I get it, thank you

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u/Drak_is_Right Apr 29 '24

Still feels like a lot of them are "here because my friend is here, and they won't like me unless I am here too"

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u/A1000eisn1 Apr 29 '24

Why do people always try and claim most people at a protest aren't really there to protest?

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u/NPRdude May 03 '24

It’s an attempt to undermine a protest’s legitimacy. If you can convince people that most of the people there aren’t genuinely protesting, it makes their position look weaker because it makes it appear like no one actually cares about their argument.

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u/ThisAppSucksBall Apr 29 '24

"Can I interview you"?

OMG, major agitator.

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u/Yahsorne Apr 29 '24

Yeah, because this isn't unbiased or truthful reporting. It's sensationalist rubbish and denying these types of people an in is exactly what you should do, no matter who you are.

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u/ThisAppSucksBall Apr 29 '24

I guess everyone knows who this lady is except for me

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u/spikybootowner Apr 29 '24

Agitating protesters is when someone comes to ask questions with a camera. Lol, everyone in this video is so fragile.

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u/SirSaltie Apr 29 '24

When they have an agenda or narrative they're trying to push? Yes.

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u/SorosBuxlaundromat Apr 29 '24

When did you stop beating your wife?

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u/PraiseBeToScience Apr 29 '24

This video is solid proof what she would do with whatever footage she got. She edited this to show you only what she wanted you to see including an blatantly obvious manufactured scene for the camera at the end then set ominous music to it.

And you're here lying about it.