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spir-11948	Inwood, Olivia	WHITE SUPREMACISTS DECEPTIVELY USING SCREENSHOTS AS EVIDENCE: A SOCIAL SEMIOTIC APPROACH TO ANALYSING CONSPIRATORIAL YOUTUBE VIDEOS	2021.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1480	68	41	Figure 1 - Sample of the Relationship between Key Bonds and Legitimation Strategies Figure 2 – Sample of Specific Screenshots linked to Legitimation and Affiliation Strategies Authorisation Moral evaluation Rationalisation Mythopoesis suspicious fire valuable info Legitimate Delegitimate Legitimate Delegitimate truthful clip fearless viewer evil Migrants evil Islam powerful NWO lying authorities powerless Islam evil migrants valuable conspiracy Technological authority Scrolling through the Newsweek website Suspicious fire bond Personal authority Clown Pepe meme associated with white nationalism + ‘name a more toxic community’ meme Fearless viewer bond Technological authority Scrolling through the Newsweek website Suspicious fire bond Technological authority Screenshots from twitter Highlighted text Suspicious fire bond + Evil Migrants bond Conclusion This paper has highlighted how a social semiotic approach can further illuminate the legitimation of screenshots in conspiratorial YouTube videos and the values that they are attached to. Microsoft Word - Inwood-White Supremacists Deceptively Using Screenshots as Evidence-White Supremacists Deceptively Using.docx Selected Papers of #AoIR2021: The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers Virtual Event / 13-16 Oct 2021 Suggested Citation (APA): Inwood, O. (2021, October).	cache/spir-11948.pdf	txt/spir-11948.txt