Culture #CNNBlackmail

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and now they attack entire organizations and making them crazy.


Most recent, and what spurned this thread, is CNN losing their shit over a wrestling meme, then threatening to dox a rando if he didn't apologize

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Their whole staff is going insane on air, look at Sally Kohn losing her shit over a meme

 
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The only good thing that will come from all of this mess is the dox on all the reporters involved. And maybe, this incident can make other news sources think twice about acting r.etarded and make fools of themselves for absolutely nothing.
 
How can you dox the wrong person when there's no original dox to compare it to? People are having a "I am Spartacus" moment to fuck with them.

It's not who they doxed, it's the notion that a corporation can blackmail a private citizen and people agree, even Brianna Wu who is running for congress and wants to use similiar powers to track down GamerGate.

Left, you're doing it backwards. Stop.
 
What evidence? Asking because all I've got to go on is what the reporter said.

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Honestly don't care one way or the other though, I'm just curious. I still think people are being played. CNN is in the ratings biz and they're getting all the attention they want now. Meanwhile, Trump supporters are acting like triggered pussies over a big bad fake news organization.

It was posted on page 25 - https://archive.fo/Ev6O4 by RisingPheonix.
 
How can you dox the wrong person when there's no original dox to compare it to? People are having a "I am Spartacus" moment to fuck with them.

It's not who they doxed, it's the notion that a corporation can blackmail a private citizen and people agree, even Brianna Wu who is running for congress and wants to use similiar powers to track down GamerGate.

Left, you're doing it backwards. Stop.

Yeah, best part is CNN being all "hey, hey calm down, the redditor isn't 15!" as if not being 15 allow them to dox random internet users.
 
i guess it's hard for me to really feel bad for anyone involved. like i said in an earlier post, both "sides" are shit, and frankly the situation is stupid. should cnn have known better? yes. yes they should have. should that kid cover his tracks better? yes.

ideally one would think that a person shouldn't have to worry about covering their tracks, but i mean... isn't it kind of a known thing that the far left tends to do when people say things they don't like? as in figuring out who they are, and then harassing everyone they know about shit? it's par for the course, really.

if you're gonna do wrongthink, you better fucking cover your tracks.

No denying this guy should of covered himself better though to be fair so many people make memes lampooning everyone under the sun. It's been a thing since people realised broadband connections allowed you to post a bunch of the things without the connection dying like it did in the 56K era.

So it's a bit rich CNN suddenly deciding that a meme image for basis of comedy is encouraging violence. Hell one of the first major animated memes was that one of Zinidane Zidane headbutting another at 2006 Soccer World Cup final

(just to prove the vintage, this video cites the YTMND page dedicated to this event, good times)

I mean let's put this in context, even in the original video Trump and Vince were play punching each other. Zidane wasn't - he legit lost it and attacked another player in the final minutes of a major final. Yet people still would mess with it and chuckle about it, it never took away from the fact that what Zidane did was utterly stupid, poor sportsmanship and shouldn't seriously be copied. The press as I recall also had no problem having a chuckle at some of these too.

That and part of what makes western society better than the rest is the freedom to lampoon and be critical of higher powers. It's saddening that so many liberals believe that an attack on free expression is a good idea when some of the celebs have visited countries and seen & heard first hand what happens for fancy TV Travel Docs.
 
https://twitter.com/datnofact/status/882686365460312064
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Trump didn't get the tweet from Han. Han's version is slightly different to the one tweeted by Trump.
The one Trump tweeted isn't even technically a GIF, it's a video file with sound.
So, it's either an edited version of Han's original .GIF or an entirely different, but similar gif.
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This isn't like the police forcing a confession out of a suspect.
This is the mob calling up a guy and saying "be a shame if something bad happened to your life" and he quickly apologizes.
 
No denying this guy should of covered himself better though to be fair so many people make memes lampooning everyone under the sun. It's been a thing since people realised broadband connections allowed you to post a bunch of the things without the connection dying like it did in the 56K era.

So it's a bit rich CNN suddenly deciding that a meme image for basis of comedy is encouraging violence. Hell one of the first major animated memes was that one of Zinidane Zidane headbutting another at 2006 Soccer World Cup final

(just to prove the vintage, this video cites the YTMND page dedicated to this event, good times)

I mean let's put this in context, even in the original video Trump and Vince were play punching each other. Zidane wasn't - he legit lost it and attacked another player in the final minutes of a major final. Yet people still would mess with it and chuckle about it, it never took away from the fact that what Zidane did was utterly stupid, poor sportsmanship and shouldn't seriously be copied. The press as I recall also had no problem having a chuckle at some of these too.

That and part of what makes western society better than the rest is the freedom to lampoon and be critical of higher powers. It's saddening that so many liberals believe that an attack on free expression is a good idea when some of the celebs have visited countries and seen & heard first hand what happens for fancy TV Travel Docs.

it's not that i'm justifying that these things occur. rather, it's something that seems to have developed rather recently, and it's why i mention "covering your tracks". i think it's stupid that a kid(?) posted a meme and fucking CNN lost its shit about it and went after him, which was made all the more easy by the kid having a trackable internet footprint.

unless of course it's the wrong person.

in which case lol.
 
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