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A reporter will stick a camera in a woman's face as she watches her husband and children die and ask her "How do you feel?" then turn around and deny the wreck ever happened if it doesn't fit the narrative.

How can you tell a journalist is lying?

They're breathing.
 
I think it's weird how every article omits the Pre-suicide extortion / base-slave offer. That's the part I found the most strange. Like he was offering to work here, while everyone crying about his death want to destroy the site.
It's a gayop. They want KF off the net, so they can completely sanitize and adrape it with their cronies. Making Josh into this Batman-esque internet villain serves the purpose of not shitting on where they post at, such as Twitter (aka Suicide Central) and Instagram (aka Validation Station). These same people also clamored for anonymous, so the hypocrisy lies there too.

Byuu interacted in his own thread, everyone was cool with him, and it died off. The guy who made, and tried to delete, the thread got more pushback from the community than the original dude, but journalists in 2021 are all propagandists, so none can be trusted.
 
USA Today is like the Kim Kardashian ass of the news industry.

No real journalist worth their salt respects USA Today or any other publication in the Gannett network. They specialize in content rewrites and clickbait. Paywall central. Total trash.
Since the journalist supposedly doxed Near and his place of employment, it shouldn’t be hard for her to actually get official documentation he’s dead, right?
It sure seems like something a hard hitting, strong independent female journalist could do, right?

No. This information is not public in Japan.
If a foreigner killed themselves in Japan the body would of been found and it would made news since I’m sure it’s not common that foreign nationals kill themselves, also blaming the Kiwifarms would prompt Japanese police to investigate.

Near is not dead, near wanted to escape legal troubles for using copyrighted code from Nintendo of Japan in his emulators. He tried to blackmail Null because he wants to help takedown the kiwifarms because we poke fun at his furry friends.

No. Absolutely not. Foreigners committing suicide is common. The only time it makes the news is, for example, recently when an English teacher went missing and was found dead days later. Most suicides are train jumps or immediate finds (ie in the residence). Please don’t act like you know what goes on in Japan when you very clearly don’t.

suicides are generally not made public unless they’re a major police investigation, like the aforementioned missing teacher or a murder-suicide.
 
He literally does not exist. No contact info, no previous work history, nothing. I 100% believe this account was made up as an employer sockpuppet of some kind.
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This is a good post if you want to know who @Wayne Beckett is
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>Kiwi Farms' founder Josh Moon posted a statement on his site denying responsibility, and noted in an email to USA TODAY that "there is no evidence of any harassment."

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There is still no evidence this person is dead, and there's actually some evidence he's still alive.

The only thing I want every single person to learn from using this website is to TRUST NOBODY. The government, universities, and journalists all lie - either covertly, overtly, or through omission. When you read something, you must internalize that it is written by a fleshbag just like you and they have a motivation for what they're writing. They are trying to imprint something on your playdough brain and no matter how impartial they're trying to be, they are going to process what they say through their own interpretation of reality.

If you can't independently verify something, it conjecture. It doesn't matter if it's a respected publication, government agency, or university stating it. It's bullshit unless you can prove it yourself.
Idk null. Does that mean my local news station is feeding me propaganda?
 
The only thing I want every single person to learn from using this website is to TRUST NOBODY. The government, universities, and journalists all lie - either covertly, overtly, or through omission. When you read something, you must internalize that it is written by a fleshbag just like you and they have a motivation for what they're writing. They are trying to imprint something on your playdough brain and no matter how impartial they're trying to be, they are going to process what they say through their own interpretation of reality.

If you can't independently verify something, it conjecture. It doesn't matter if it's a respected publication, government agency, or university stating it. It's bullshit unless you can prove it yourself.
That is a lesson that I had to start internalising long in my Internet life... and one with which I still struggle some.
 
You know it always seemed to me that there has been a more interesting scoop in all this, that someone faked his death and the entire internet and media are up in arms over a lie. That is, its something that'd be so easy to blow the lid off of and people are ready to see the media start holding itself accountable for bullshit in the era of fake news, but has any big name outlet even questioned the narrative in the slightest?
Especially because we don’t really know why he faked it. This whole thing seems like a massive scam where the “I killed myself over mean internet bullies” was obviously a misdirection, so what’s he really hiding from? Being sued into oblivion by Nintendo?
 
The 24 hour news cycle broke journalism for good.

Not to mention journalists are employees and their work has to align with their company policies. Independent news outlets are all glowie gayops, enemy psyops or far left community newsletters. There isn't a single right leaning journo that isn't some token proletariat riling pundit with nothing of value to say.

The only thing journos are concerned with now is evoking some emotion to drive clicks and shares. It's insane to even think that the real world with all its nuances can be summed up in 600 words or less at a 6th grade reading level.
 
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