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  1. This garbage passes for "insightful" now? on Cuba Calculates Cost of 54yr US Embargo At $1.1 Trillion · · Score: 1

    Was RT anchor Abby Martin's condemnation of Russia's invasion of Ukraine "propaganda"? http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/04/... RT is state-funded, but its anchors are not controlled by any means. There are US government-paid trolls all over this thread.

  2. Obvious paid trolls are obvious on WikiLeaks' Assange Hopes To Exit London Embassy "Soon" · · Score: 0, Troll

    Ah, the good old "assange is irrelevant" ploy. If he's so irrelevant, why are you paid trolls here to smear him?

  3. Re:Bullshit on Web Trolls Winning As Incivility Increases · · Score: 1

    You're demonstrably wrong. The government has been sending paid trolls over the last couple years more than ever. Domestic propaganda was made legal again last year for the first time since the cold war. http://thecable.foreignpolicy....

  4. Paid government trolls are all over slashdot on Web Trolls Winning As Incivility Increases · · Score: 1

    They're spamming this thread with nonsense because they don't want us even discussing it. Check out any thread talking about Snowden or Wikileaks--you'll find plenty of them there, lile cold fjord.

  5. Re: Snowden's comments at odds with his actions on Snowden: NSA Working On Autonomous Cyberwarfare Bot · · Score: 1

    Who's sending the trolls? Probably not the NSA itself, but the talking points the trolls use are certainly those of the NSA.

  6. Re: Snowden's comments at odds with his actions on Snowden: NSA Working On Autonomous Cyberwarfare Bot · · Score: 1

    Is it their "damn job" to send paid trolls to fill up sites like slashdot with lies and gibberish?

  7. Re: not hero not villain end discussion on Snowden: NSA Working On Autonomous Cyberwarfare Bot · · Score: 1

    "It's time we agree" on what you paid shills have been pushing since the Snowden leaks began--that he's some sort of double agent? Go to hell, but get an honest job first, rather than cashing checks for attempting in vain to deceive people.

  8. Establishment troll Taco Cowboy on Black Hat Presentation On Tor Cancelled, Developers Working on Bug Fix · · Score: 1

    ..is here to tell you not to use Tor. Meanwhile, the NSA attempts to monitor its userbase. Good thing taco has a bunch of other paid trolls to upvote his garbage, else he'd just get ignored.

  9. Re: Jonathan Daniel won the legal lottery on Man Arrested For Parodying Mayor On Twitter Files Civil Rights Lawsuit · · Score: 1

    Wow, it's Sarten. the establishment trolls are here, now? But where's cold fjord?

  10. Re: Shut up and take my money on Man Arrested For Parodying Mayor On Twitter Files Civil Rights Lawsuit · · Score: 1

    "politically motivated"? like how the ACLU sued Verizon, as its customer, for selling out its customers to the NSA? You must be a fox news viewer--i can't find any other way to explain your profound ignorance.

  11. The boilerplate "old news" answer is wearing might on NSA Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images · · Score: 1

    "But we KNEW they had colluded with google, microsoft and facebook to spy on us!" "But we KNEW the NSA was intercepting shipments of cisco routers to compromise them!" "But we KNEW they're hiring an army of paid trolls to pollute forums!"

    NSA-related posts on /. get way more comments than most other topics--is that indicative of "old news"? Think about that next time you say this BS.

  12. Re: Hey, just like Facebook on NSA Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images · · Score: 1

    The NSA doesn't care about stopping terrorism. That's a colorful yet familiar excuse. It cares about the end of privacy--and that is in its own employees' words.

  13. The obvious difference you're missing on NSA Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images · · Score: 1

    is that facebook wants every bit of info about me in order to shill me products, mot to retroactively incriminate me if i were ever to become a threat. Facebook also doesn't care about what you fap to, but it's been proven that the NSA does--want to guess why?

  14. "force providers to compete" Good luck w/ that on Cable TV Prices Rising At Four Times the Inflation Rate · · Score: 1

    None of us can force the broadband monopolies to compete when they act in alliance with one another, requiring a new contendet like google to force them out of their sedentary ways. You assume a free market in that realm when none exists.

  15. he's a paid troll, not a teabagger on Cable TV Prices Rising At Four Times the Inflation Rate · · Score: 1

    big difference.

  16. As if. on Cable TV Prices Rising At Four Times the Inflation Rate · · Score: 1

    Yeah, i'm so sure that a former cable lobbyist like Wheeler and co. will see to it that cable companies are MORE burdened. You serioisly nelieve this?

  17. As if government regulation were the problem on How 'Fast Lanes' Will Change the Internet · · Score: 1

    When, in reality, the control ISPs have over our government, and the resulting lack of competition, is why broadband in this country is so expensive, and why the principle of net neutrality is on life support. You harbor the illusion that there exists a free market for broadband. There isn't, and our country's uncompetitive broadband scenario has unfolded as it chases the fleeting free market fantasy you just expressed.

  18. Telecos HATE municipal options on How 'Fast Lanes' Will Change the Internet · · Score: 1

    What you said is incorrect. how do i know? because every time municipal wifi is offered, ISPs are there to prevent it from happening. Case in point: in 2004, the legislature in Philadelphia was going through the motions to allow this sort of thing for inner city folk. Verizon arrived and, and with some help from their puppet then-mayor Randall, drafted up a bill to prevent this sort of thing and pushed it through the legislature. So, the ISPs don't agree with you at all about what they would prefer.

  19. Still walking around the main issue on More On the "Cuban Twitter" Scam · · Score: 1

    Corporate astroturfing is one thing, but the matter being discussed in this thread is one of paid government shills. You're insisting this is nothing new, which is incorrect--the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012 has enabled domestic propaganda for the first time since the cold war. http://thecable.foreignpolicy.... Yes, paid trolls on forums IS new. And it's clear you don't give a shit, because again, you won't even acknowledge the issue. You aren't the least bit concerned when dozens of posts of "fuck beta!" spam very specific threads here?

  20. Re: Snowden's leaks has gone off the rails on More On the "Cuban Twitter" Scam · · Score: 1

    Every story he places on theintercept.org gets pages of mentions on google news. But please, keep peddling your lonely illusion that no one cares. No one will buy it, of course--the fact that you trolls have to fill this place with your nonsense shows just how hypocritical your claims of "no one cares!" really are.

  21. jc42: resident troll on More On the "Cuban Twitter" Scam · · Score: 1

    It differs from other propaganda because it's happening HERE On /. There are establishment trolls all over this place trying to shape public opinion. How can you act so blasse, You say this is nothing new, but clearly it must be, because this concept didn't even occur to you! You don't even mention it. So spare me your lazy yawns so long as you lazily look past the elephant in the room. Waiting for cold fjord to post here.

  22. Re:Hey guys, let's watch trolls prattle their talk on Aaron Swartz and MIT: The Inside Story · · Score: 1

    "He's an asshole." Sounds pretty cut and dry to me. You can spare the rest of your words--your agenda is easily read between.

  23. Hey guys, let's watch trolls prattle their talking on Aaron Swartz and MIT: The Inside Story · · Score: 1

    No one hates Aaron that fiercely. Your anger isn't convincing at all, but even so, I'm sure your masters are proud.

  24. ^^^^ Wow, trolls like this are all over this threa on Aaron Swartz and MIT: The Inside Story · · Score: 1

    Those trolls that Glenn Greenwald wrote about are trying to prevent Aaron from being martyred. "Convinced by some occupiers"? So you're trying to say teh evul OWS corrupted his pure heart? Please. On the other hand, you could say Aaron was inspired upon seeing occupiers help people who were illegally forclosed upon reclaim their homes. But you'd sooner subtly shit on a populist movement like OWS. Loaded, weasely words. Nice try, ttoll.

  25. Paid trolls are having a party in this thread on 5.1 Earthquake Hits California · · Score: 1

    You're seriously arguing that lubricating something makes it less slippery? Wastewater disposal is the part of fracking that *causes* earthquakes. You "guys" aren't fooling anyone.