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== Basic Description ==
{{Member|title1 = Reds Rhetoric (Channel)|image1 = Reds Rhetoric Logo Center.png|caption1 = Recently Deceaced}}The Reds Rhetoric channel was created by Redline, a quick-witted nonsense debunker native to the deep recesses of the strange and alien world known as: Florida.
 
According to Reds, this channel was created explicitly and specifically to combat the abject stupidity exposed by Flat Earth YouTuber and professional reality-denier [[Jeranism]] as well as others of his ilk. Over the nearly four years of its existence, Reds has made countless videos addressing the absurd claims of flat Earth believers with exactly as much respect as they deserve: none at all. Reds is far more than just a magic-8-ball of vulgar insults aimed and the standard logically and geometrically inept flat Earther, however. A significant amount of Reds' videos are observations out in the real world which show that our world cannot possibly be flat.
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Basic Description

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</image> <group> <header>Information</header> <label>Gender</label> <label>Scientific Name</label> <label>Positions</label> <label>Debating Against</label> <label>Skills</label> <label>Links</label> </group> </infobox> The Reds Rhetoric channel was created by Redline, a quick-witted nonsense debunker native to the deep recesses of the strange and alien world known as: Florida. According to Reds, this channel was created explicitly and specifically to combat the abject stupidity exposed by Flat Earth YouTuber and professional reality-denier Jeranism as well as others of his ilk. Over the nearly four years of its existence, Reds has made countless videos addressing the absurd claims of flat Earth believers with exactly as much respect as they deserve: none at all. Reds is far more than just a magic-8-ball of vulgar insults aimed and the standard logically and geometrically inept flat Earther, however. A significant amount of Reds' videos are observations out in the real world which show that our world cannot possibly be flat.