Should you stay on platforms like X or Meta or leave? We explore ways to misuse these oligarchical propaganda platforms to actually get more people onto better platforms and spaces: examining the tactics and strategies of climate denialists for lessons in how to be more effective online in advocating for environmental and social justice. No matter what you choose to do, stay or leave, it's about how you do it.

Resources and further listening for today's Sovereignty Saturdays sub-series episode:

Winning the Communications War with the U.S. Oligarchy, & Big Oil & Gas, Requires YOU! Last Week's Sovereignty Saturdays (3) episode on strategy versus tactics in communications: https://www.sierraclub.ca/united-states-oligarchy-oil/
How to Talk with Others About Climate Change & Progress Past the Political Theatre (using metaphor, stories, and framing): https://www.sierraclub.ca/climate-change-family-talk/
Other previous Sovereignty Saturdays sub-series episodes: Do You Want Kings? Because That’s How You Get Kings (2) & How to Defend Democracy, Sovereignty, & Canada (1).

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