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Twitter is suppressing the free speech of Black Trump supporters!
Well, sort of. Not really. From: CBC Twitter said on Tuesday it had suspended a number of accounts purportedly owned by Black supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign, saying the accounts broke rules on spam and platform manipulation.... A review by Reuters of some of the suspended accounts showed they often used images of real people that did not match their names and posted identical language in their messages...some of the accounts used photos of Black American men that had appeared in news articles. Some used identical images of Trump as their header image. The article didn't give any sort of indication about who was behind it. (Given past activities by the Russians, it wouldn't be surprising if they were behind it, although I am sure there are other pro-Trump activists who could have done it too. |
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For the fun of it... The Lincoln Project has poked at Trump's treatment on Fox News.
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...?ocid=msedgdhp
Donald Trump Is Literally Begging People To Vote For Him, “Suburban women, would you please like me? Please. Please,” he said. “I saved your damn neighbourhood, OK?” Reality finally kicking in for Trump? |
I was driving into work this morning and notice that like mushrooms overnight a whole crap ton of "Don't vote for Biden! He puts black people in prison!" signs popped up in certain, let's just say 'urban' areas.
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https://www.salon.com/2020/06/18/fox...ort-the-facts/ "An attorney for Fox News told a New York federal judge at a preliminary hearing that Tucker Carlson's audience does not expect him to report the facts — even when Carlson tells his audience that he is doing so. And the attorney further argued that Carlson has no duty to look into whether his statements are truthful." That's an interesting take. |
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(No, no, no, it's not a cult at all. And Megyn Kelly is a real journalist.) |
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//Double post, thread must be getting long//
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Way back on an episode of the Daily Show Jon Stewart broke down how Fox News "works."
They have their "opinion" shows just make stuff up to stir up controversy and then have their "news" report on the stuff people are talking about. It's basically journalistic push polling. |
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One of the big examples that was brought up at the time: Original News Story: One class in one school sang a song about historically significant African-Americans, which included a verse about President Obama. Later Opinion Piece: Ranting about children being forced to sing the praises of President Obama, with comparisons to North Korea. Still Later News Story: People are outraged about reports of children being forced to sing songs praising President Obama. |
Yeah Fox News really perfected the whole "People want answers on the 'Senator Johnson punches kittens' rumor. Why won't Senator Johnson answer these question?" when they are the ones who started the rumor that Senator Johnson punches kit routine.
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Fox News also was, ironically, the first network to really realize "The Internet Exists" as a way to justify their outrage. Because it's the internet and if you can imagine an opinion out there that if it existed would make your blood boil, you can find one without too much effort.
"People are outraged over reports that President Obama is going take our guns to fund abortions!" where "people" is one anonymous Twitter troll. |
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"Jesus... you have completely jumped the shark. Bless your heart & FO." :D |
Jumped the shark? Everybody who's closer than 6 degree of Kevin Bacon to Trump has been jumping up and down on the shark yelling "LOOKIT ME! I'm Mister Jumpy McSharko!" for a while now.
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If someone would try to belittle me with "blood coming out of my wherever", I wouldn't give this person any consideration for a very long time. If someone would insinuate my dad was part of a murder plot, I won't forgive him in a thousand years. But people like Megyn Kelly and Ted Cruz, god bless them, they are just way above those trivial feelings. |
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And I just figured out how to multi-quote, yay me! |
John Dean explains it all:
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/16...SIN=1612199054 |
Please PLEASE like me.
lol? |
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I think that some of Trump's humor is self-deprecating. I know that's strange, given how thin his skin is, but pleading "Please like me" is best viewed as a joke and that this is likely endearing to some. Of course, he's an odd duck. I regard some of his sayings as likely to be self-mocking humor, but it's hard to fit that interpretation with his refusal to admit "covfefe" was a typo. On the other hand, it all fits a bit better when you remember that Spicer said that the word was understood by a mysterious group of insiders. That is another example of something so strange that perhaps it must have been intentional humor. |
Look for a "bombshell" (cough cough) smear attack on Hunter Biden in the next week or so as Trump's Hail Mary. FoxNews is salivating over a story about Giuliani's laywers having "dirt" on him and pushing it hard to their viewership.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/hun...d-drive-laptop |
In a Newsmax interview, President Trump declined to say whether he plans to keep AG Barr should he win:
"I have no comment. Can't comment on that. It's too early. I'm not happy with all of the evidence I have, I can tell you that. I'm not happy." https://newsmax.com/politics/trump-w.../14/id/991932/ |
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Since we've come back to the hospitals, also from the link is that about a quarter of rural Americans live 34 minutes or greater from a hospital. Last I knew, the rural population of the US was about 20% of the total, which puts the >34 minute crowd at about 5% or 1 in 20 of the total population, which would be >16 million people.
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Trump Tweets
So terrible that Facebook and Twitter took down the story of “Smoking Gun” emails related to Sleepy Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, in the @NYPost. It is only the beginning for them. There is nothing worse than a corrupt politician. REPEAL SECTION 230!!! |
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