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  1. So basically CTR? Our own media has manipulated people to the point of thinking Trump is literally Hitler and rioting in the streets. What do we have to say about China?

  2. On the contrary, social media is freedom from government manipulation. They can't control the message like they can on television. It's why they couldn't stop Trump. Do you know how expensive it is to hire 2 million monkeys?

  3. Russians

  4. Wow, this site is biased. Good on MS for not being compromised yet. It's not that hard to say.

  5. Re: Correct! on Ethiopia's Coffee Is the Latest Victim of Climate Change (theverge.com) · · Score: 0

    You don't seem to understand the arguments against your point of view very well. Why do progressives always call their opponents religious fanatics, dumb hicks, or racist nazis not worth listening to? You literally cut yourselves off from reasoned debate and become those very things: belligerent, ignorant, dogmatists. Progressives are not winning the talking points. Anyone who is not aware of this is living in their walled garden and needs to get out and find the facts.

  6. Re: Asian corporate culture... on Security Researcher Says Samsung's Tizen OS Is The Worst Code He's Ever Seen (vice.com) · · Score: 0

    I can tell by your writing that you're a natural coder. And, I can tell by your last sentence that that gets in the way when you're dealing with people.

  7. Re: Internet Rape on US Congress Votes To Shred ISP Privacy Rules (theregister.co.uk) · · Score: 0

    How did you guys get so brainwashed? None of this makes any sense from an analytical perspective. Have you considered that maybe "the enemy" isn't really your enemy, and maybe they're telling the truth about the media manipulating the masses, and maybe the media has more control over your own opinions than you'd like to admit?

  8. Re: Internet Rape on US Congress Votes To Shred ISP Privacy Rules (theregister.co.uk) · · Score: 0

    Do you believe the bs that you spew, or are you aware that you're an indoctrinated puppet?

  9. Re: violently imposed monopoly on Britain Wants Tech Firms to Tackle Extremism (fortune.com) · · Score: 0

    To be fair, the "violently imposed beurocracy of London" opposed Brexit every way they could. The citizens are the only ones that seemed to support it. I wonder if their leaders and pundits were placed there by the EU in the first place.

  10. Re: "We're" loosing it? on UW Professor: The Information War Is Real, and We're Losing It (seattletimes.com) · · Score: 0

    To be fair, Pizza gate wasn't fake news, it was an _inquiry_ into unexplained emails released by Wikileaks. No one wanted it to be true, they just wanted it investigated because no one was. That's not the same as actively reporting unfounded false-hoods about a presidential candidate because he disagrees with your politics.

  11. Re: Internet Rape on US Congress Votes To Shred ISP Privacy Rules (theregister.co.uk) · · Score: 1, Interesting

    If you think your side of the political coin is any cleaner, you're still part of the system. Trump's not perfect, but at least he rejected both parties. You need to learn to appreciate that, and stop getting herded around like sheep.

  12. Re: Clarification on Physicist Declassifies Rescued Nuclear Test Films (llnl.gov) · · Score: 1

    I wish I could mod you up, but that feature is reserved for people who follow the status quo.

  13. Re: Vault 7 on Notepad++ Update Fixes 'CIA Hacking' Issue (archive.org) · · Score: 1

    Or, this when CNN lied about the size of Hillary's crowds as if she was doing well, and then acting surprised when Trump won in a landslide, as if they didn't know it was probable. http://www.truthrevolt.org/new...

  14. Re: Good ones can do both. on Ask Slashdot: How Would You Solve the Instant Messaging Problem? · · Score: 1

    Culture is far more complicated than open/accepting and closed/xenophobic. I don't even think that's an actual point of conflict. These cause culture conflicts:
    * A woman's place in society
    * Who you're allowed to have sex with
    * Whether you believe in human rights
    * Whether you believe in big or small government
    * Your political wing (ie left/right socialist/capitalist)
    * What your religion is
    * Whether your religion tells you to behead other religions

  15. If you can't meet the requirements a specific job needs, the employer has a right to not hire you or to fire you. Promises of work-life balance are subjective, and it's up to the employer to decide their policy. It's up to the employee to decide whether or not they like the company. It's definitely not up to the government to decide. I feel bad for the guy, but he hasn't really been wronged. He might have a case, though, if he can show damages from thinking he had a job, and lost time looking for another job.

  16. Re: The Sun does Science on Satellite Spots Massive Object Hidden Under the Frozen Wastes of Antarctica (thesun.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    Sorry from outside the US where the media is more honest and less partisan it is 100% clear that Russia did hack and attack the Democratic party side extensively. Also know your facts - the biggest liars of all are Fox. Fox is owned by Murdoch, a global media manipulator and enemy of democracy.

    First, your media only knows what our government and media tell them about this issue. Even if they were honest for a change, you can never be 100% sure where a hack came from. Second, whoa, you think your media is honest about issues that affect them? How is brexit? This propaganda about the Russians is going to affect you guys just as much as us if we go to war.

    To say Fox is the biggest liar just means you don't know your side lies to you too. All of corporate media is implicated. CNN, ABC and others were caught red handed, but clearly Fox is playing for the same team when it comes to the overlord's interests.

  17. Re: Security Leak! on White House Releases Strategy To Defend Against Killer Asteroids (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Actually, we KNOW that Putin is funded by Trump, Koch et al.

    What? No we don't. There are only wild accusations coming from corporate media based on outlandish speculations about his motivations. If you knew about half of ways corporate has betrayed our trust in recent years, you would have seen right through all the Russian propaganda they've been spewing.

    NO ONE thinks he is our friend

    Trump? He's a lot of people's friend. If you don't know anyone who voted for him, then you're living in a walled garden of political perspective. You need to get to a free speech zone.

    As for Soros funding enemies...name them! Uh... BLM, the post election rioters, other groups that like burn the American flag. Soros has a long history of political interests, and he was never a fan of america's capitalist ideals.

    And "Obama not a citizen" is definitely FAKE news, no matter where you got the lie (hint, the liar takes the White house on Jan 20)

    Sure, that is false news (or fake news w/e), but that's okay. When you have a lot of different media outlets, they hold each other accountable. Who's been holding the MSM accountable while they flagrantly run standard journalistic practices into the dirt? Alternative media -- that's who. The very ones they're calling "fake news" and trying to get shut down so they can go back to controlling the information like it was before the internet. We're not getting a liar in the whitehouse, bro. Not of great significance. What we did was dodge a compulsive liar who got caught with her hand in the cookie jar, tried to silence the person who caught her, then made a big deal about her opponent being a liar before everyone hears what she did.

  18. I'm trying to figure out what you think is so wrong about that article. You are aware there is nothing racist about it, right? The confederate flag represents state's rights to most people, as opposed to a powerful centralized Federal government.

    There's nothing wrong with that article. Breitbart is a target because social justice activists are afraid of what they're saying, and all they know how to do is scream racism and harassment.

  19. Re: The Sun does Science on Satellite Spots Massive Object Hidden Under the Frozen Wastes of Antarctica (thesun.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    But this is a foreign nation which has blamed America for its woes and has had a grudge against America going back decades. Also this was a direct attack against the US electoral system using highly refined and targeted hacking and propaganda. In times when the US was a much stronger country that would have been seen as an act of war. I doubt there is actually any direct connection between Trump and Putin, Putin is probably hoping Trump will do as much damage to America, and its democracy and economy as possible. Putin may well have disastrously miscalculated there, either for himself or the world. Lets face it no one really knows what Trump will do. He cant remotely fulfil all the promises he's made through because they flatly contradict each other. You see through the boldfaced propanda of Trump being in bed with Russia, but you think there's merit to the story that Russia hacked our election? Did you believe the story that Trump was going to start a war with Russia, that Julian Assange was working with Russia, or that the "fake news" (alternative media) has anything to do with Russian interests? Our propagandists don't even try to hide themselves anymore. They've finally been caught deliberately lying to us left and right, and they expect us to eat this up too. The truth is there is no real evidence of Russia hacking our election. However, we do know that George Soros provided the software for hundreds of electronic voting machines. We know that the DNC was conspiring to commit voter fraud. Heck, Obama publicly advised illegal aliens to vote.

    Putin isn't hoping Trump will eff up America (he knows Hillary would do that better). Putin is looking out for Russia's self-interest, and he's scared to death of the impending war. He gave a speech pleading to the American, saying he doesn't know how to get through to us, our media tells us nothing. That never made the media either. Putin just wants the candidate that promised to make a deal with Russia over the one that promised to go to war with them.

    I can't tell you everything the MSM has lied about, all I can do is tell you is to find a free speech zone, and start looking for privately owned, noncorporate alternative media outlets. Slashdot doesn't count.

  20. Re: The Sun does Science on Satellite Spots Massive Object Hidden Under the Frozen Wastes of Antarctica (thesun.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    You think the Republican Party knows what's best for America either? Trump disavowed them for a reason. Our whole system is effed up, not just the dems. You think I'm only talking about CNN when I say media? I'm talking about all of corporate media. Not even Fox can be trusted. Legacy media shut Ron Paul out of the 2016 election, but they were unbelievably brazen with their deliberate violation of basic journalistic standards and trust in 2016. They finally lost, though. They're losing control of the message to free internet media. Now they're hypocritically starting a war on "fake news" without missing a beat.

    These are facts. They are out in the open for everyone to see who looks. If you heard anything different, it came straight from corporate media and the Democratic Party. Good luck catching up on everything you missed these last few months without a peep from your trusted media sources.

  21. It's called confirmation bias, avoiding conflict, and lack of conviction. Don't attribute to malice what can easily be explained by incompetence. With limited data, the data could be interpreted a dozen ways. One of those interpretations is shocking and gets a lot of public attention, despite that it's based on a lot of assumptions. That, coupled with how people tend to overestimate their fears and underestimate the costs of avoiding them, it's easy to understand why this continues to be a bigger issue than it needs to be.

    The truth is, we have too little data to even pay attention to it. The data that we're seeing now is proving that the early predictions were false. They've moved the goal post to fit the data, but they still don't really know what they're looking at. In all likelihood, what the data is showing is a negative feedback system, where when temperature goes up, changes in the climate bring it back down.

  22. Said the slashdot user. Seriously, just because the MSM is bitter about losing their monopoly on the narrative doesn't mean you have to join them in their war against alternative media.

  23. Re: Security Leak! on White House Releases Strategy To Defend Against Killer Asteroids (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    You people seem to think George Soros DOESN'T fund enemies of America. Or, that "fake news" isn't the corrupt MSM's term for internet media that threatens their monopoly on the narrative.

  24. Re: Security Leak! on White House Releases Strategy To Defend Against Killer Asteroids (vice.com) · · Score: 1

    Oh no! Not racists! Are they blowing people up?! No? Are they cutting people's heads off on video? Threatening to destroy America? No? What is it that they're doing then? Oh, saying mean things. You're right, that's the problem we need to focus on.

    Or, we could stop pushing people toward racism with bad immigration policies that threaten our nations from within.

  25. Re: The Sun does Science on Satellite Spots Massive Object Hidden Under the Frozen Wastes of Antarctica (thesun.co.uk) · · Score: 1

    That's what democrats actually believe. "Look it's a conflicting point of view. It's coming from a foreign nation!" All the while, Hillary accepts donations from Qatar, and promises millions of more immigrants will vote in the next election. It's amazing how close she actually came to winning. This is how poisoned our society is. I think we have little chance of recovering, except that now we have the internet and a free market media.