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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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It's quite disconcerting for me how quickly a fake name and back story circulated SM, and that some highish profile names appear to have spread it too.
And all from a "news" account with limited reach.
Did you hear that the attacker was a recent asylum seeker?
I wonder how that then shapes layer narrative as it anchors a view. E.g. assumed religion and reason for parents being in the UK.
Or do we just believe all Rwandans are Muslim asylum seekers? |
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"It's quite disconcerting for me how quickly a fake name and back story circulated SM, and that some highish profile names appear to have spread it too.
And all from a "news" account with limited reach.
Did you hear that the attacker was a recent asylum seeker?
I wonder how that then shapes layer narrative as it anchors a view. E.g. assumed religion and reason for parents being in the UK.
Or do we just believe all Rwandans are Muslim asylum seekers? "
This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections. |
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections. "
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse? |
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By *atEvolutionCouple 16 weeks ago
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Remember when there was no internet in the UK? About 1991/92? I think.
Life was calmer - news came slower - and if you had an opinion it mostly stayed in your local circle of friends. If one of that circle made an obvious idiotic statement, it was quickly set back in place by peer-group pressure.
Now. 1 Internet connection. 1 Keyboard. 1 Idiot. And next thing we are all going to nuclear war.
Maybe the internet should be shut down in Summer, and we should all go play out again.
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"It's quite disconcerting for me how quickly a fake name and back story circulated SM, and that some highish profile names appear to have spread it too.
And all from a "news" account with limited reach.
Did you hear that the attacker was a recent asylum seeker?
I wonder how that then shapes layer narrative as it anchors a view. E.g. assumed religion and reason for parents being in the UK.
Or do we just believe all Rwandans are Muslim asylum seekers? "
This is how the Iraq war started. The fake lies of weapons of mass destruction, that Parliament believed.
500,000 killed including over 400 uk service personnel sent to their deaths by House of Commons that voted for it. |
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections.
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse?"
I sort of agree and the age of this person does limit what can be disseminated but also possibly more importantly is the fact that it's common practise to not give out too much information on a suspect..
I doubt once the falsehoods designed to spread anger and cause a reaction are out there on the internet the authorities even if they say something will be believed in any case.. |
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections.
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse?"
This is the problem, people assume they are hiding something and it doesn't help when every update starts with, the police have ruled out terrorism.
Fuck me, it is the same as putting a sign up saying wet paint don't touch. |
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections.
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse?
This is the problem, people assume they are hiding something and it doesn't help when every update starts with, the police have ruled out terrorism.
Fuck me, it is the same as putting a sign up saying wet paint don't touch. "
Someone will always touch it.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"It's quite disconcerting for me how quickly a fake name and back story circulated SM, and that some highish profile names appear to have spread it too.
And all from a "news" account with limited reach.
Did you hear that the attacker was a recent asylum seeker?
I wonder how that then shapes layer narrative as it anchors a view. E.g. assumed religion and reason for parents being in the UK.
Or do we just believe all Rwandans are Muslim asylum seekers?
This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections. "
imagine being brainwashed by stories to the extent of causing violence...
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And all from a "news" account "
BBC cover up of Jimmy Saville and Gary Glitter
MI6 obfuscation of Diana Spencer death
Weapons of mass destruction.
Russian dossier
BBC cover up of Hugh Edward’s
Laws to prevent and control climate change demonstrations
Sunaks missing 5000 WhatsApp messages
Establishment and media manipulation.
‘ if you listen to fools, the Mob Rules’
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By (user no longer on site) 16 weeks ago
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The problem is that the biggest spreaders of disinformation over recent decades have been Western governments and their supporters in the mainstream media.
In a context of collapse in trust in government and established media sources it’s not really surprising that people are going to turn their focus elsewhere for “the truth”.
The central response to this is inevitably going to be a crackdown on alternative media sources by the government. Legacy media will be fully supportive of this as their business model collapses and they see censorship as a means of holding at bay or eradicating new forms of competition.
The result of increased centralised regulation will be even more distrust in the narrative and sources who push it.
Of course censorship and control didn’t work ultimately in the USSR so not sure why the authorities think it will work in the West. |
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
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"It's quite disconcerting for me how quickly a fake name and back story circulated SM, and that some highish profile names appear to have spread it too.
And all from a "news" account with limited reach.
Did you hear that the attacker was a recent asylum seeker?
I wonder how that then shapes layer narrative as it anchors a view. E.g. assumed religion and reason for parents being in the UK.
Or do we just believe all Rwandans are Muslim asylum seekers?
This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections. imagine being brainwashed by stories to the extent of causing violence...
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It is continuous though and we see it here often enough when a person reads one thing and anther person takes a completely different view on the same story.
I find it is mostly emotionally driven responses that are out of kilter. |
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And all from a "news" account
BBC cover up of Jimmy Saville and Gary Glitter
MI6 obfuscation of Diana Spencer death
Weapons of mass destruction.
Russian dossier
BBC cover up of Hugh Edward’s
Laws to prevent and control climate change demonstrations
Sunaks missing 5000 WhatsApp messages
Establishment and media manipulation.
‘ if you listen to fools, the Mob Rules’
(Black Sabbath 1981) "
This exactly
The 'trusted' MSM is no longer trustworthy in a drive for 24 hr coverage and the focus on being first, as opposed to being right
They'll put a headline put tomorrow and then bury the retraction a few week's later |
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By *irldnCouple 16 weeks ago
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections.
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse?
This is the problem, people assume they are hiding something and it doesn't help when every update starts with, the police have ruled out terrorism.
Fuck me, it is the same as putting a sign up saying wet paint don't touch. "
True. I have to wonder whether they still shared too much info. Why, for example, was it relevant to tell us his parents were from Rwanda? Why does that matter? What purpose did that actually serve? |
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This is the downside of the police and government restricting information, or drip-feeding it.
People are human - they thirst to know. In an information vacuum, any old rubbish will fill the void and the voracious public will lap it up - especially when it feeds their emotional and hateful predilections.
The reason for the police restricting/drip-feeding is based in right-thinking, but perhaps the unintended consequences are worse?
This is the problem, people assume they are hiding something and it doesn't help when every update starts with, the police have ruled out terrorism.
Fuck me, it is the same as putting a sign up saying wet paint don't touch.
True. I have to wonder whether they still shared too much info. Why, for example, was it relevant to tell us his parents were from Rwanda? Why does that matter? What purpose did that actually serve?"
We cannot know.
What is probable is that many witnesses saw that he was black and possibly some people knew who he was. They might have decided to address facets that they knew they couldn't control, to get some ownership of the narrative and reduce speculation. It's a difficult balance, and the authorities are damned if they do and damned if they don't. |
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"Wasn't it in the wake of the murder of Sarah Payne, that vigilante attacks were carried out against a few paediatricians because illiterate morons would look them up online?"
There was yes, one in Wales I think springs to mind..
Complete stupidity.. |
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By *abioMan 16 weeks ago
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The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today? |
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today? "
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
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last week has gone quiet (as expected) in terms of extra details. I've not seen any updates on backgrounds or motives etc. Have i missed something? |
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
last week has gone quiet (as expected) in terms of extra details. I've not seen any updates on backgrounds or motives etc. Have i missed something? "
Of course you haven't missed anything, it's how it works.
The point is, I don't see people like Fabio moaning that MPs on the other side of the floor were quiet (as expected) but suddenly wake up when it's the white man.
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By *abioMan 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
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You mean this….. what happened in Leeds last week
https://amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/jul/19/how-unrest-in-leeds-escalated-and-was-defused-harehills
You are right…. Another example of people on the far right spreading misinformation who should know better……
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
You mean this….. what happened in Leeds last week
https://amp.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/jul/19/how-unrest-in-leeds-escalated-and-was-defused-harehills
You are right…. Another example of people on the far right spreading misinformation who should know better……
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I'm aware of what happened. Did you read what I said?
Are you saying MPs stayed quiet because of the 'far right'? |
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Lawrence Fox has organised a gathering not far from Downing Street, Already flares have been thrown at Downing Street and the police. There is a dispersal order for 20.30 so lets see how it goes.
Peacefully hopefully. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
last week has gone quiet (as expected) in terms of extra details. I've not seen any updates on backgrounds or motives etc. Have i missed something?
Of course you haven't missed anything, it's how it works.
The point is, I don't see people like Fabio moaning that MPs on the other side of the floor were quiet (as expected) but suddenly wake up when it's the white man.
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are we talking the soldier or the burning of the bus ? |
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
last week has gone quiet (as expected) in terms of extra details. I've not seen any updates on backgrounds or motives etc. Have i missed something?
Of course you haven't missed anything, it's how it works.
The point is, I don't see people like Fabio moaning that MPs on the other side of the floor were quiet (as expected) but suddenly wake up when it's the white man.
are we talking the soldier or the burning of the bus ? "
Take your pick, you'll find examples on both counts. However, I was talking about Harehills and the bus. |
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
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I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above "
I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye. |
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
Terra Firma |
"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye. "
Oh you think I'm aiming this at certain individuals.. I'm not doing that, it serves no purpose.
I'm talking about the collective, and why the reactions change dependant on the situation.
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye.
Oh you think I'm aiming this at certain individuals.. I'm not doing that, it serves no purpose.
I'm talking about the collective, and why the reactions change dependant on the situation.
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I know. And I guess it applies to both sides too. I was just expanding on how I've seen it play out.
(I tend to look for consistency of behaviour as much as "right") |
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye.
Oh you think I'm aiming this at certain individuals.. I'm not doing that, it serves no purpose.
I'm talking about the collective, and why the reactions change dependant on the situation.
I know. And I guess it applies to both sides too. I was just expanding on how I've seen it play out.
(I tend to look for consistency of behaviour as much as "right")"
I guess so in terms of scoring points against the enemy, white male who likes a beer and a night out, or the immigrants that don’t appear to try and integrate.
Both wildly subjective but strangely the same if you look at it objectively |
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By (user no longer on site) OP 16 weeks ago
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye.
Oh you think I'm aiming this at certain individuals.. I'm not doing that, it serves no purpose.
I'm talking about the collective, and why the reactions change dependant on the situation.
I know. And I guess it applies to both sides too. I was just expanding on how I've seen it play out.
(I tend to look for consistency of behaviour as much as "right")
I guess so in terms of scoring points against the enemy, white male who likes a beer and a night out, or the immigrants that don’t appear to try and integrate.
Both wildly subjective but strangely the same if you look at it objectively "
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By *otMe66Man 16 weeks ago
Terra Firma |
"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye.
Oh you think I'm aiming this at certain individuals.. I'm not doing that, it serves no purpose.
I'm talking about the collective, and why the reactions change dependant on the situation.
I know. And I guess it applies to both sides too. I was just expanding on how I've seen it play out.
(I tend to look for consistency of behaviour as much as "right")
I guess so in terms of scoring points against the enemy, white male who likes a beer and a night out, or the immigrants that don’t appear to try and integrate.
Both wildly subjective but strangely the same if you look at it objectively both will go to war based on a made up story and a good preacher "
If those that supported one side or the other either through action or severe criticism could fight it out in a far away place, we would be left with the normals, going about their business saying good morning to their neighbours and even getting to know their names. |
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"The exact same thing happened after the trump assassination attempt… people are so quick, they want to be first
Citizen journalists at their worst….
The other problem is that certain people with big platforms and that should know better were leaning into conspiracy theories that suit the narrative they peddle…
For example… our beloved mp for clacton “could” have asked questions to the Home Secretary at the parliamentary statement yesterday… instead he decided to grift on social media and his GB news show
Notice how quiet he has been today?
Plenty of others on the other side were noticbky quiet last week and are fucking full of it today.
I'm trying to work the reactions out.
I'm starting to think some feel far more comfortable berating white males as it is an acceptable thing to do, encouraged too do.
Going very deep down the rabbit hole, so far things start to be believed as true with no effort in looking up whether it is or not.
I can only put this down to wanting to be argumentative, wanting to be seen on the side of good and blindly being led down the garden path and getting a massive feel good feeling for virtuous endeavours.
Being objective is not necessary if you follow the above I'm not 100px sure what the piunst beinh made here are.
Fabios seemed to be not that Farahe was "speaking up" but that he was making comments yesterday but not today.
In both the Leeds and Southport case the fake news led the real news (green MP part of riots rather than trying to help, and "17 yo" boat crosser to 17 yo UK born.
I've also not seen anyone who has taken different views on Leeds to Southport. But that's hard to keep track of tbh. Here and in public eye. "
No, Fabio's point was that Farage decided to go public instead of ask questions in the chamber.
I'm not saying people have necessarily taken different views, they can't really so that too overtly. I'm sating that plenty who have 'expressed deep concern' over Southport stayed very quiet for other incidents. |
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"Fake news? Hmm remember when the 3 stooges spread that much fear and lies every tea time knowing what damage it was doing
Then no jab, no job ... people should start to look at bit closer"
Fake news like....get the jab and you won't get covid, you won't pass on covid to others and you won't die from covid? "If you have the jab then you become a dead end for the virus" is a direct quote from the US president.
That was pretty fast moving fake news that has not been retracted or apologised for. Funny how fake news from reliable sources never gets highlighted as such. |
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"Fake news? Hmm remember when the 3 stooges spread that much fear and lies every tea time knowing what damage it was doing
Then no jab, no job ... people should start to look at bit closer
Fake news like....get the jab and you won't get covid, you won't pass on covid to others and you won't die from covid? "If you have the jab then you become a dead end for the virus" is a direct quote from the US president.
That was pretty fast moving fake news that has not been retracted or apologised for. Funny how fake news from reliable sources never gets highlighted as such. "
it was fauci
And for context this was the before
So even though there are breakthrough infections with vaccinated people, almost always the people are asymptomatic and the level of virus is so low it makes it extremely unlikely — not impossible but very, very low likelihood — that they’re going to transmit it
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"The problem is that the biggest spreaders of disinformation over recent decades have been Western governments and their supporters in the mainstream media.
In a context of collapse in trust in government and established media sources it’s not really surprising that people are going to turn their focus elsewhere for “the truth”.
The central response to this is inevitably going to be a crackdown on alternative media sources by the government. Legacy media will be fully supportive of this as their business model collapses and they see censorship as a means of holding at bay or eradicating new forms of competition.
The result of increased centralised regulation will be even more distrust in the narrative and sources who push it.
Of course censorship and control didn’t work ultimately in the USSR so not sure why the authorities think it will work in the West."
“Alternative media”. Tends to be “made up” media. Unregulated, unaccountable, unreliable. No thanks. I’ll stick with the real media thanks |
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"Fake news? Hmm remember when the 3 stooges spread that much fear and lies every tea time knowing what damage it was doing
Then no jab, no job ... people should start to look at bit closer
Fake news like....get the jab and you won't get covid, you won't pass on covid to others and you won't die from covid? "If you have the jab then you become a dead end for the virus" is a direct quote from the US president.
That was pretty fast moving fake news that has not been retracted or apologised for. Funny how fake news from reliable sources never gets highlighted as such. "
Good example of fake news there, the US president didn’t say that. |
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