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Just got done reading quite a bit to gather up just whats going on with the Carl Benjamin episode, was rather uninformed about a lot of the history up until now. Is this guy honstly defendable for you guys? It seems like hes taken the career path of an aggitator, which is fine, but you have to do so expecting to take a few punches, sometimes deserved
However I would predict that he would respond that hes not an "agitator" , but maybe I am misjudging him on that.
Gonna go ahead and solicite some responses from anyone of different opinion on the matter here, lol, it sounds like Tim has a defensive position on the whole thing
the dude definitly has the marks of an agitator, ya know, rabble-rouser.
Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi (ISIS Caliphate) just makes phone calls. He releases the occasional recorded appearance, if were lucky. An individuals declarations and diffusion can lead some people to assign a target to you. Obviously Al-baghdadi for arguably good reason.
Did this guy suggest that Heather Heyer (Charlottesville) died of a heart attack , instead of being hit by a car?
Is it ppossible to communicate quickly with Tim in discord? I just wanted to request him to cover a free speech topic sometie
I think itd be interesting to discuss the Kurt Eichenwald incident in free speech over social media context
Eichenwald , at newsweek, was sent gif over Twitter to trigger his epillepsy
He passed out and hurt his eye, the sender knew of his eppilepsy
Long story short they charged the sender and he got like 10 years
Hmm not entirely invalid point graylan, but, blacklisting gifs could certainly be bypassed in a targeted effort
Encoding url , obfuscating file types or code could plausibly bypass image disabling
As far as stealth delivery of blacklisted content, delivery can still he accomplished if one were motivated
I disagree. Some.of the penalties being seen on twitter etc. Are attacks
Not targeting epileptic conditions, , but intent to disrupt or otherwise bludgeon another user through communications
I would assume reception about a blockchain concept is rather positive, yes?
Uh, @A Haunted Army, triggered the fake news allegation there?
And I asked, inquired, posited an inquiry, about the incident...
Dude theres like, thousands of articles, first you couldn't consume all of them to conclude that, you could make a ballpark but "if not all" is impossible, but also, it seems impossible that so many could be sp misrepresentational
That newsbuster article that was submitted earlier has the headline that Patreon changed their rules...I ask again, has there been a terms of service update on their behalf? Because that article gives a distorted representation of the events its covering
However, being fan driven subscriber and being a discovery driven consumer can both yield healthy understanindg
But both may be subject to blindness from bias or knowing intent to enage the topic without full consideration
Come on @A Haunted Army the headline should matter
But the adience is larger than just you, and a lot of readers begin forming opinions , and its byeond you and I for editorial integrity in any publisher, but, you do form your own conclusions about whos right and whos wrong
And selectively excluding some information as cotrect or not, that others do not (newsbuster article)
The thrust of position is this
I am advocating for you to weigh a writer and their editors headline authoring decisions along with the body
as well as you're , from what I have fathered, incorrect about his statements around heather hayer
A Haunted ArmyToday at 10:34 AM
i'm saying i don't care if headlines are innacurate as long as the information in said aritcle is accurate.
That was the statement I took as discarding the relevence of an rticles title
In the newsbuster case, the information didn't check out
Lol bro either way, im not going to allege false advertising, but clickbait was well described by Beeman just a sec ago
If its an ad or a description, it serves to capture the fundamental subject matter at the least, it matters
I just got introduced to to this incident last night
but didn't know he got canned off Patreon til yesterday
Pateron, or VidCon, as well, ya'll brought that up here and I had to look it up, I hadnt even ehard of her before
See that seems to be a common conclusion, that Patreon has unfairly targeted Sargon beause of his personal identity, and I dont think I find that to hold up to scrtinyu 100%
I stated earlier Sargon bears some of the traits of an agitator, which again, I dont object to, but that role will likely encounter some counter-strikes
We'll agree that the standards should be held across the board, so if Sargon has found to e in violation, others who are comparable should as well
Tactics that are intended to in principle create disruption
often casting resoltuion into second class considerations
you cant expect to not encounter strikes in return from your, uh, agtiatees
Beeman, in cases yes we can reach certainties about intent
From what I've gatehred, and seems to beinstrumental, the VidCon case
His angle of approach is often read as not pursuing clarity or dialogue, but to create controversy to stir up a response from the audience, which I would argue is a valid currency (subscribers, fans)
Hmm, seems like a unproductive position on political exchanges 4AM
Ok well here is where I find that to be, like, entirely incorrect Beeman
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