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hey! don't forget BENJAMIN BARSON and Steve Harvey and Omarosa and our African American over here.
NEVA, EVA FORGET BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CARSON. KING OF THE HUD
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hey! don't forget BENJAMIN BARSON and Steve Harvey and Omarosa and our African American over here.
Y'all should check NPR on twitter.. see some of the reactions they're getting from tweeting the Declaration of Independence
I feel like that word is going to be hijacked into a new slur [emoji]128533[/emoji] I really don't want to start seeing the alt-flakes post that all over now.
That's funny - but is that just the usual sausage fingers mashing his tiny phone or does anyone intentionally call North Koreans that? I've never seen it before.
Yeah that was basically where I was going, just couldn't put it so eloquently. Luckily most of my family live in liberal cities.I'm all for bashing the North Korean government, but I feel like a small but vocal amount of Trump supporters could potentially become a group that hates Koreans in general, even if they really are South Korean.
As someone that is Asian, I know how emboldened some of these racists are after the election, hate crimes against Asians have spiked as of late.Yeah that was basically where I was going, just couldn't put it so eloquently. Luckily most of my family live in liberal cities.I'm all for bashing the North Korean government, but I feel like a small but vocal amount of Trump supporters could potentially become a group that hates Koreans in general, even if they really are South Korean.
Anyway I been noticing on twitter and other forums that CNN anchors and employees are getting doxxed by trolls and Trump supporters...
2r/television
CNN discovers identity of Reddit user behind recent Trump CNN gif, reserves right to publish his name should he resume "ugly behavior"
u/anauthor
http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/04/politics/kfile-reddit-user-trump-tweet/index.html
Quote:
"After posting his apology, "HanAholeSolo" called CNN's KFile and confirmed his identity. In the interview, "HanAholeSolo" sounded nervous about his identity being revealed and asked to not be named out of fear for his personal safety and for the public embarrassment it would bring to him and his family.
CNN is not publishing "HanA**holeSolo's" name because he is a private citizen who has issued an extensive statement of apology, showed his remorse by saying he has taken down all his offending posts, and because he said he is not going to repeat this ugly behavior on social media again. In addition, he said his statement could serve as an example to others not to do the same.
CNN reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change."
Happy 4th of July, America.
Yikes
This is where I actually have to say CNN is in the wrong for trying to shame the creator of the gif to just stop posting
Its just a gif, although very childish of the president to tweet it out.
See this is where there's a slippery slope imoYikes
This is where I actually have to say CNN is in the wrong for trying to shame the creator of the gif to just stop posting
Its just a gif, although very childish of the president to tweet it out.
Do not underestimate the power of subreddits and online forums in radicalizing and recruiting extremists. Terrorist groups have shown how effective they are, and the neo-nazis are learning and applying those lessons too.
It doesn't help that for far too many people, understanding of politics doesn't go beyond the meme level. Remember that pre-election video of Trump supporters coming up with all these ridiculous ways to build the wall or deport foreigners and how serious they were?
See this is where there's a slippery slope imoYikes
This is where I actually have to say CNN is in the wrong for trying to shame the creator of the gif to just stop posting
Its just a gif, although very childish of the president to tweet it out.
Do not underestimate the power of subreddits and online forums in radicalizing and recruiting extremists. Terrorist groups have shown how effective they are, and the neo-nazis are learning and applying those lessons too.
It doesn't help that for far too many people, understanding of politics doesn't go beyond the meme level. Remember that pre-election video of Trump supporters coming up with all these ridiculous ways to build the wall or deport foreigners and how serious they were?
I don't like to see xenophobic or racist imagery...but I don't think a media conglomerate has the right to threaten a user of reddit to take down his work
The act of doxxing and threats could be used very well against anti Trumpers as well by the pro Trump media and supporters, as they are trying to do right now.
The best would have been for CNN to just report to Reddit instead if the gifs and images violate the TOS instead of adding extra drama and hyper backlash.
"taking our country back" = okay
Tweeting declaration of Independence = not okay
I don't mind CNN getting down in the mud. The damn president is tweeting these stupid gifs/memes/statements and they and other press outlets have had to take it on the chin for over a year now. Give his name to the lawyers and let them law.
I'd be all for a press boycott/blackout of Trump. I dpn't eem care if he's the president. Report relevant actual news and don't mention him by name. No more stupid tweets.