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That American optimism that everything will be okay will be our downfall. If you can't see where this is headed I feel for you dudes. I've called all this shyt from a year ago and been spot on. Wait and see. Our leadership is complicit or inept. They will allow it to happen. A nuclear attack followed by a invasion.
MR. Conclusion
All Star
So what power does Mueller have that Trump should be worried about?
Because at this point, I don't see any scenario where GOP led houses impeach and/or remove him.
Because at this point, I don't see any scenario where GOP led houses impeach and/or remove him.
at you thinking a nuclear attack on a nuclear power won't lead to nuclear retaliation, but rather they'll just walk right inMods, I genuinely believe this is a troll. Don't want to derail this thread any further, but I think saying outlandish things like Russia will literally invade the US after dropping a nuclear bomb is grounds for some sort of action against the troll.
This is precisely why I don't blame Hillary for losing:
The voting public is fukking retarded.
Facebook Users Cry 'Censorship' After Being Told Which Russian Troll Pages They Liked
Adam Clark Estes37 minutes ago
Image: Wikimedia/Facebook/Gizmodo
As the FBI’s investigation into Russian election interference reaches a fever pitch, Facebook rolled out a new News Feed alert Monday night. The bulletin told users who followed pages created by Russian trolls that those pages have been removed. And some of the affected users did not like this.
A brief search revealed that numerous people believe that this is an act of censorship by Facebook. Some users argued that they should be allowed to decide what’s “true, fake, or otherwise,” a challenge that’s bound to be a slippery slope in this era of algorithm-based confirmation bias.
Image: Facebook
Others took on a more conspiratorial tone, claiming that Facebook failed to reveal which pages were removed (despite the alert containing a link listing the pages in question).
Image: Facebook
Facebook first released the information in December, creating a help pagethat showed users if they liked or followed pages and accounts associated with the Internet Research Agency, Russia’s notorious troll farm, but today’s alert seems to have inspired newfound alarm. The fact that Facebook explicitly stated which pages were deleted seems to have done little to reduce the anger over the allegedly clandestine silencing.
Image: Facebook
It’s worth pointing out that the Russian troll pages spanned the political spectrum, targeting people on both the left and the right. All sides, however, seemed certain that the Russian-linked accounts they followed were legitimate. “No FB that’s not how it’s done,” wrote one user, convinced that the page Black Matters, which the House Intelligence Committee says paid thousands of dollars in rubles to promote its content, was being silenced. “The point was to remove fake pages & possible Russian run pages.”
Image: Facebook
There are plenty of reasons not to trust Facebook, especially when it comes to fake news. The social network removing pages that it’s identified as linked to a known Russian propaganda outfit, however, is not the most suspicious thing happening here. Not only has Facebook testified before Congress about these accounts, but other companies like Twitter have identified similar content on their networks and are also committing to removing it.
One could argue that Facebook is doing too little too late, especially as we learn more about Russian interference in the 2016 election. But the idea that Facebook is at war with the First Amendment by removing these pages is naive at best.
Image: Facebook
Here’s the thing. Any robot or troll anywhere in the world could create a page called, say, “Veterans Come First.” The machine or the human could fill that page with lots of real or real-looking content that celebrates veterans and the military. The page could look just as legitimate as something set up by the USAA or your local American Legion post. In fact, Facebook is designed to make all pages look the same, which is part of why fake pages or fake news articles can be so hard to spot. Just because something is on Facebook—or the internet as a whole—doesn’t mean it’s legitimate.
At the end of the day, trusting an anonymous collection of pixels is just as dubious as it sounds. Facebook is actually doing users a service by removing the Russian troll content in the same way that it does users a service by removing abusive or inappropriate content, but many people clearly do not see it that way.
Asked for comment, a Facebook spokesperson said the company is “undertaking significant efforts to let people on Facebook know that this tool is available,” linking to an earlier blog post on the topic. In the meantime, calm down folks. We’re all figuring this out together.
@DonKnock @dza @88m3 @wire28 @smitty22 @fact @Hood Critic @ExodusNirvana @Blessed Is the Man @dtownreppin214 @JKFrazier @tmonster @BigMoneyGrip @Soymuscle Mike @.r. @Dorian Breh @Dameon Farrow @TheNig @VR Tripper @re'up @Blackfyre_Berserker @Cali_livin
The voting public is fukking retarded.
Facebook Users Cry 'Censorship' After Being Told Which Russian Troll Pages They Liked
Adam Clark Estes37 minutes ago
Image: Wikimedia/Facebook/Gizmodo
As the FBI’s investigation into Russian election interference reaches a fever pitch, Facebook rolled out a new News Feed alert Monday night. The bulletin told users who followed pages created by Russian trolls that those pages have been removed. And some of the affected users did not like this.
A brief search revealed that numerous people believe that this is an act of censorship by Facebook. Some users argued that they should be allowed to decide what’s “true, fake, or otherwise,” a challenge that’s bound to be a slippery slope in this era of algorithm-based confirmation bias.
Others took on a more conspiratorial tone, claiming that Facebook failed to reveal which pages were removed (despite the alert containing a link listing the pages in question).
Image: Facebook
Facebook first released the information in December, creating a help pagethat showed users if they liked or followed pages and accounts associated with the Internet Research Agency, Russia’s notorious troll farm, but today’s alert seems to have inspired newfound alarm. The fact that Facebook explicitly stated which pages were deleted seems to have done little to reduce the anger over the allegedly clandestine silencing.
Image: Facebook
It’s worth pointing out that the Russian troll pages spanned the political spectrum, targeting people on both the left and the right. All sides, however, seemed certain that the Russian-linked accounts they followed were legitimate. “No FB that’s not how it’s done,” wrote one user, convinced that the page Black Matters, which the House Intelligence Committee says paid thousands of dollars in rubles to promote its content, was being silenced. “The point was to remove fake pages & possible Russian run pages.”
Image: Facebook
There are plenty of reasons not to trust Facebook, especially when it comes to fake news. The social network removing pages that it’s identified as linked to a known Russian propaganda outfit, however, is not the most suspicious thing happening here. Not only has Facebook testified before Congress about these accounts, but other companies like Twitter have identified similar content on their networks and are also committing to removing it.
One could argue that Facebook is doing too little too late, especially as we learn more about Russian interference in the 2016 election. But the idea that Facebook is at war with the First Amendment by removing these pages is naive at best.
Image: Facebook
Here’s the thing. Any robot or troll anywhere in the world could create a page called, say, “Veterans Come First.” The machine or the human could fill that page with lots of real or real-looking content that celebrates veterans and the military. The page could look just as legitimate as something set up by the USAA or your local American Legion post. In fact, Facebook is designed to make all pages look the same, which is part of why fake pages or fake news articles can be so hard to spot. Just because something is on Facebook—or the internet as a whole—doesn’t mean it’s legitimate.
At the end of the day, trusting an anonymous collection of pixels is just as dubious as it sounds. Facebook is actually doing users a service by removing the Russian troll content in the same way that it does users a service by removing abusive or inappropriate content, but many people clearly do not see it that way.
Asked for comment, a Facebook spokesperson said the company is “undertaking significant efforts to let people on Facebook know that this tool is available,” linking to an earlier blog post on the topic. In the meantime, calm down folks. We’re all figuring this out together.
@DonKnock @dza @88m3 @wire28 @smitty22 @fact @Hood Critic @ExodusNirvana @Blessed Is the Man @dtownreppin214 @JKFrazier @tmonster @BigMoneyGrip @Soymuscle Mike @.r. @Dorian Breh @Dameon Farrow @TheNig @VR Tripper @re'up @Blackfyre_Berserker @Cali_livin
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
How do you have people in your circle with ties to a building with the address 666 and get elected President?
I don't believe it is.
Berniewood Hogan
IT'S BERNIE SANDERS WITH A STEEL CHAIR!
the SS started as the Nazi party leadership's personal security team, separate from the normal state security apparatus, and responsible only to the party
Trump maintained his own personal security force, despite the objections of the secret service
so Trump already has his own SS and he's proposed having his own intel service run by Blackwater, the Christian jihadist mercenaries related to DeVos, the education destroyer
i look forward to the TV media saying next to nothing about this while trying to praise his mediocre state of the union address
That who are you comment wasn' directed at you but this latex condom was buffon. And let's keep it real. These rednecks and racist would side with Russia in a heartbeat. Anything is possible now. Alot of the things we didn't think could ever happen have happened.
Uncle Kingpin
No Relation
There will be no invasion. No thermonuclear exchange. Why go to war when you can create division and sit back and watch us destoy ourselves?
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
That’s the one thing that has me wondering if they can pull that off. As awful as American cops are and as right leaning as much of the military is, I can’t imagine they’d be willing to let a hostile nation occupy the country or would let trump stay in office while allowing that. What a depressing thought that it may come to that.
Dorian Breh
Veteran
"were there any Russian pages on your blocked list"
you stupid motherfukker I hope your unvaccinated children catch polio and then shoot eachother to death with your unlicensed 2nd amendment automatic weapons
Hood Critic
The Power Circle
I don't even know why y'all entertaining my man. He jumped clean out the window with the invasion talk and hasn't looked back. Russia is not in a state financially or militarily to engage in any type of war any further than the Balkins at this point.