Turkey Tom
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YouTubers And Politics: How (Not) To Present An Opinion
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December 16, 2018
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December 16, 2018
856,541
30,670
7,047
4.40%
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19:59Now PlayingAnother nearly 20 minute “essay” where I talk about unimportant schlock that nobody cares about. Enjoy.
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You may remember a little while ago a video was released on my channel titled “Jello’s Political Apocalypse,” during which I discussed a video created by Jello where he tried to motivate people to vote for his party of choice by sort of masquerading it as an unbiased take, and presenting information in an inaccurate and intentionally manipulative way to achieve such goals. And since then I’ve been keeping an eye out for YouTubers discussing politics on their platform because to be honest I find it to be an intriguing topic. In this video I discuss the right and wrong ways to go about this, with Quinton Reviews, Anthony Fantano, JonTron, Tana Mongeau, Casey Neistat, and of course Jelloapocalypse serving as the maine examples.
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