There's a new course online - How to Stump a Liberal Journalist 101. And it's free! All you have to do is join Twitter and follow John Eckdahl. To get the most out of the course, create a list and add John to your mobile notifications. Then all you have to do is sit back and watch the master at work and learn the subtle techniques to stump liberals in general to reveal their ingrained bigotry against anything non coastal and non elite.
We are in the midst of a culture war unlike anything we have ever seen and Eckdahl has a knack for making simple but poignant points which can make the unsuspecting and clueless lose their ever-loving minds. When the target is a liberal journalist, the result is priceless. For example, two days ago, John asked a simple question:
The responses were overwhelming and quite hilarious. For the most part, the journalists didn't understand the question and wrote it off as irritatingly stupid yet continued to debate it anyway. Why would it be important for reporters to know someone who owns a truck?The top 3 best selling vehicles in America are pick-ups. Question to reporters: do you personally know someone that owns one?— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) January 4, 2017
This argument is stupid. It's based on stereotypes of both journalists and people who own pickup trucks-- both of which are wrong. https://t.co/q9Jv92c3cH— Hank Silverberg (@HankSilverberg) January 4, 2017
what relevance does this smug bullshit have with anything? they are best selling cause of business, not cause your Trump voters drive them https://t.co/HDTyScOU5q— Loudpack McQuack (@lovelessLP) January 4, 2017
Black truffles are America’s best selling whole truffles. Do you know someone who owns a whole black truffle? https://t.co/ybMliFhyrq— Noah McCormack (@noahmccormack) January 4, 2017
They don't have a clue which is why they still don't understand why in 15 days Donald Trump will become POTUS. This question is relevant and wasn't meant to mock anyone, although due to some interesting responses it inadvertently did - bonus. Eckdahl simply was making a point about the media and the bubble in which they live.Total 2015 pickup sales: 2.5 million. NYC Subway daily ridership: 5 million. But you're out of touch if you don't know a pickup owner. https://t.co/8MXVKSu6kR— Francis Lam (@Francis_Lam) January 4, 2017
@JohnEkdahl I live in a city. I wouldn't want to know people who felt they needed to own a pick up in the city (unless they haul bricks)— John Corbett (@CorComm) January 4, 2017
Really? This simple Rorschach test proves only one thing. If journalists don't know many people who own pickup trucks, they should if they want to understand the entire electorate and accurately report on the entire American experience. If this election can teach our media and political gatekeepers one thing, it should be that fly-over nation can no longer be ignored. When the focus is only on urban life and those who dwell there bully the rest of the nation with their identity politics, the pickup truck lovers can and will bite back.@JohnEkdahl yes. They're called Latinos— Dennis Romero (@dennisjromero) January 4, 2017
Now that #Truckgate has been explored - on to the next question:
Following up on #TruckGate... Reporters: Do you personally know anyone who owns an AR-15 or a civilian version of an AK-47?— Jim Swift (@JSwiftTWS) January 4, 2017
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