pumpchilienthusiast [comrade/them, any] to askchapo • 2 years agoWhere/Who originated the phrase "Americans are the most propagandized people on the planet?message-squaremessage-square16 fedilinkarrow-up157file-text
arrow-up157message-squareWhere/Who originated the phrase "Americans are the most propagandized people on the planet?pumpchilienthusiast [comrade/them, any] to askchapo • 2 years agomessage-square16 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareblobjim [he/him]hexbear2·2 years agoidk it just sounds weird. You don't see it in other tenses often. link
minus-squareboboblaw [he/him, they/them]hexbear20·2 years agoIt serves a niche function. Its not quite synonymous with 'indoctrinated'. People can be propagandized but not indoctrinated, since 'propagandized' only speaks to the attempt, and does not say whether the imparting of a stance is successful. link
idk it just sounds weird. You don't see it in other tenses often.
It serves a niche function. Its not quite synonymous with 'indoctrinated'. People can be propagandized but not indoctrinated, since 'propagandized' only speaks to the attempt, and does not say whether the imparting of a stance is successful.