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I’ve been looking through the resources on his site but can’t find the list of keywords he uses for this site. Anyone more familiar with computational statistics wanna give it a go?
Yo, i think i found it?
https://www.rogersperspectives.com/tracking-of-extremism-report
Under documentation - https://84c851ae-e204-46aa-8461-295965921c85.filesusr.com/ugd/86bb54_fb085e4a47fe441d8c94a70b0186e680.xlsx?dn=frames_202211_framedictionary.xlsx
Also i like this screenshot
I don't understand, the framedictionary has tons of words that have no association with violence, like "being" and "scottish" and "cold".
the B column gives an idea as to what he's classifying each word as, and sorting by it makes it a bit more clear. i think violence is under the one named "pub_safety" but that has some weird ones like cia, dia, fbi, dhs, blm (lmao, really showing his ass here), pornhub (???) and a bunch of other weird words and phrases.