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Pentagon issues rules aimed at stopping rise of extremism
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Commander-in-Chief
"It is true that PayPal initially closed Whatreallyhappened's account because, at first glance, we thought it was against our policy. But on closer inspection we realized that closing the account was a mistake. We have decided to remedy this and are in contact with the owner of the site."
An alleged response by PayPal about Michael Rivero on some right wing site. Fucking Pentagon eh?
An alleged response by PayPal about Michael Rivero on some right wing site. Fucking Pentagon eh?
I didn't suggest the Pentagon has already banned or prevented soldiers from "liking" the entities I mentioned, only that there is a high risk if they are being deplatformed or defunded.
So I can write armfuls of posts not linking your real name to a man I found with your name who is on the sex offenders register. I can just put your name and that guys name in the same posts but never suggest there is a link between the two?
Well you are OK with that so starting tomorrow...
Maybe you need a lawyer. You are not that great at the cunning bits of lawyerdom.
Often all that is required is common sense. Apparently not everyone possesses sufficient common sense to safely navigate life without wreaking havoc on themselves or others.. That leads us to do things like write "Caution Hot" on a bag of Microwave popcorn, or "Keep Hands and Feet Clear" on the deck of a rotary lawn mower. I suppose for the same reason Internet hosts may find it necessary to post little Warnings such as "Caution: This Man Helped Plan a Coup Whose Objective Was to Overturn the Results of a Lawful U.S. Election."
Often all that is required is common sense. Apparently not everyone possesses sufficient common sense to safely navigate life without wreaking havoc on themselves or others.. That leads us to do things like write "Caution Hot" on a bag of Microwave popcorn, or "Keep Hands and Feet Clear" on the deck of a rotary lawn mower. I suppose for the same reason Internet hosts may find it necessary to post little Warnings such as "Caution: This Man Helped Plan a Coup Whose Objective Was to Overturn the Results of a Lawful U.S. Election."
Well put.
I'd like warnings plus the ability to make a note for myself in social media about why I like or dislike people. I got in a interesting conversation with a guy in Panamá today but had forgotten we had talked before and he was of the Rand cult. Inevitably a conversation about boats became about how much he likes weed and not paying prostitutes sometimes.
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So I can write armfuls of posts not linking your real name to a man I found with your name who is on the sex offenders register. I can just put your name and that guys name in the same posts but never suggest there is a link between the two?
Well you are OK with that so starting tomorrow...
Maybe you need a lawyer. You are not that great at the cunning bits of lawyerdom.
You must have been substance impaired last night.
You must have been substance impaired last night.
As Tom Waits said, reality of for people who can't face drugs.
You lack the intelligence to understand, that will get worse and worse for you hanging with our low hanging fruitcakes.
FYI, ET like all other sites on the platform was compromised, probably multiple times over the years.
Now I don't give a shit who you are as it's obviously nobody getting any smarter but heed my words, you are circling a drain of worse and worse thinking.
Constitutional Peril in Defense Secretary’s Straw Man on Extremism in Military
First, the numbers. You’d be forgiven for thinking there’s a pandemic of extremism among our military members after watching our military leaders testify on the issue or listening to the mainstream media.
When all the smoke clears, an objective assessment doesn’t support that conclusion, and no report to date has delivered any data to indicate otherwise.
Indeed, the secretary’s own spokesperson reported that prohibited extremist activity amounted to “fewer than 100 incidents” over the past year. That’s in a force of more than 2 million men and women.
First, the numbers. You’d be forgiven for thinking there’s a pandemic of extremism among our military members after watching our military leaders testify on the issue or listening to the mainstream media.
When all the smoke clears, an objective assessment doesn’t support that conclusion, and no report to date has delivered any data to indicate otherwise.
Indeed, the secretary’s own spokesperson reported that prohibited extremist activity amounted to “fewer than 100 incidents” over the past year. That’s in a force of more than 2 million men and women.