Even in the 60’s

Same with the universities and colleges

Indeed, but they're simply exploiting the openness of our platforms in this case.

I mean, it doesn't benefit you, regardless.

It goes against your interests.

They're radicalizing the very people you oppose.

I’m not pro open media either btw

I’d like a intranet

Any place where an overwhelming amount of young people and/or upper/middle class women go will inevitably turn left wing because those two demographics are, by nature, left-leaning.

I did a little bit of lobbying for that a few years ago, when all of this hit a peak, @snake.

I've since changed my mind, however, as USCYBERCOM now has the authority to eliminate their networks.

Trump signed off on it.

And the upcoming budget includes a major expansion of the requisite investments and policy changes we require to ensure sovereignty.

You work for the feds?

Indeed, @ETBrooD.

Yeah, I voluntarily cooperate with them all the time.

Do you look at the far right?

In fact, I've spent the past few years advocating for all sorts of solutions to the issue.

I also spend time lobbying the White House, too. I'm just a diligent American.

@snake, what do you mean by "far-right?"

The alt right, white nationalism

Separatism

Well, I certainly spend a lot of time disseminating civic materials across all sorts of networks that garner attention from a whole range of ideologically dispossessed individuals. If I am "looking" at them, I'm spending a great deal of time understanding their motives, their ideological drives, analyzing what makes them tick, what kool-aid they're drinking from, and so on.

Separatism is motivated by something that can be addressed, however.

Fun fact: only Russia and only Orthodox have space priests

Take the price controls out of the economy.

Impoverished communities will stop pointing the finger at the white man and capitalists.

Let them develop.

Uksio deadass blessing this cursed chat after the Pinkstoo Raid

@snake, as for those who plan attacks or usurpation, of course I serve my country and relay the information to the CIA, regardless of whether they're left or right. However, I am, myself, a Classical Liberal, so I don't mind militia movements, in fact I see them as vital, should any tyranny take hold.

The key is planning, however, paired with information gathering.

None of that really takes place here, but there are communities, OSINT communities, who do conduct intelligence gathering and espionage, which is then used by adversaries and domestic terrorist organizations, @snake.

That would be an example where I'd intervene, as I've done in the past.

> The alt right, white nationalism
@snake

As for the alt-Right, I always found it comical how Richard Spencer came up with such a label, purely for propagandistic purposes and manipulating public perception, for "the base," considering his policies are NatSoc and are indistinguishable from left-wing Socialism in practice. Those who wish to destroy Liberty, in the United States, do not belong on the right, in my political aisle.

The odd thing with tyrants is they never seem to account for the freedom loving nature of so many people that'll inevitably return their authoritarian dream state back to a more natural state.

"This time it'll work, I know how to do it."
It's a sign of megalomania.

There is little purpose in opposing that which you hate, if you are only to, in the end, become indistinguishable from them, @ETBrooD.

Opposing kiddie-diddlers?