The right’s collapse into asymptotic nihilism is also the primary reason why conservatives and libertarians have proven so ineffective at repelling the advance of the neofascist alternative right, a movement that is in the process of replacing the conventional far right.
You know the writer keeps reading that while masturbating.
Unfortunately retards will take this as validation their political beliefs are correct, rather than an indication that this business model of free online publishing has no hope and is completely fucked.
rather than an indication that this business model of free online publishing has no hope and is completely fucked.
However it happens, the sooner we can get rid of all the losers who think it's their god-given right to spew their ignorant opinions online the world will be a better place.
The self-publishers, the yougoobers, the "social media influencers", "independent contributors" to what once were reasonably respectable media ---- most of current online social and regular media is in a state of crisis.
the sooner we can get rid of all the losers who think it's their god-given right to spew their ignorant opinions online the world will be a better place
I'm actually sad about this. Back in the late 90s, Salon.com was a pioneer of good internet journalism, and not the garbage clickbait site it's become.
Only allowing command line access with obscure weird commands by verified adults who have passed some tests to demonstrate competency in common life issues is the only way to save it all now.
Only allowing command line access with obscure weird commands by verified adults who have passed some tests to demonstrate competency in common life issues is the only way to save it all now.
You're still falling short on exclusionary variables. I'm an adult with competency in common life issues and every bit of my competency tells me that people like me should never be put in charge of anything unless it is an absolute emergency and no one else is available.
I wasn't suggesting that you should be part of being in charge of anything important. Being able to use the command line is still an important skill, and don't sell yourself short.
My point is, and was, that every idiot who can touch an icon on a screen and then start spouting complete horseshit opinions, straight up lies, wrong information and be a hobbyist troll SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED ACCESS TO THE INTERNET.
There are many governmental, ISP-level and technological levels in which this could be implementted, and I believe we are getting to a place where it is time to implement some further measures to keep people whose opinion isn't educated and informed and thought out enough from influencing real life policy for vast majorities.
Letting any Tom, Dick Joe, Harry Sally or whoever type into twitter and it turn out to be a big deal in the lives of other people is becoming a bigger and bigger problem and steps are being taking, and more major steps are going to have to be taken to fix this growing problem.
There are two major steps that I see as a positive step forward, and those are removal of anonymity on the internet for the casual public and compartmentalization of the internet into tiers for age/maturity accessibility.
My point is, and was, that every idiot who can touch an icon on a screen and then start spouting complete horseshit opinions, straight up lies, wrong information and/or thinks it's funny to be a hobbyist troll SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED ACCESS TO THE INTERNET.
Sorry, but that sounds like a terrible idea, especially where this sub is concerned.
This just comes across as extremely short sighted and narcissistic. All you're saying is that the internet should censor shit to your liking and then framing it as if it's the solution to some information crisis instead of short sighted masturbation.
All you're saying is that the internet should censor shit to your liking
I can see how it could be perceived that way, but I have too much experience to see it any other way, and yes I do mean it that way.
I know that there is a whole host of logistical, social and philosophical issues with my point, but I stand by it.
There are plenty of things that I don't agree with that I don't think should be "censored". I agree with CONSTITUTIONAL FREE SPEECH which is much different than most children's idea of free speech on the internet
And I certainly don't think people should be killed for differing opinions. It's just that too many children (mentally or legally) are being allowed to spend too much time "on the internet" and a generational crisis is brewing in regards to elders not taking care of the younger crowds.
I agree people and kids spend too much time on the internet but you did not present a solution to that, you presented a solution to the quality of internet content with you as sole arbiter of what is and isn't mature and intelligent. Beyond that you can't seriously think saying "there's tons of problems with my idea but I like it" and going on your way believing it is a sign of maturity or intelligence. I can't believe anyone with even a modicum of real world experience would think what you think, especially when it comes to the practically and results of any attempt at moderating all internet content by maturity and intelligence level, like I'm serious thats a fucking retarded thing to think.
I just said, those don't change how much time people spend on the web or parents using it as as a parenting tool they just change the type of content. If there is a reading comprehension part of your test then you should probably get ready to say bye bye internet if your system ever comes pass.
what if the difficulty of media outlets to support themselves means that "internet journalism" switches to a content creator system where independent "journalists" produce content in exchange for patreon bux?
This site always makes my mom tear up and cry. I never understood why and always felt like it had to do something with me. She told me when I was three that I had cancer but I knew that already. But she went on to say that about a week before Christmas it started to get worse and they didn't think I would make it. So she decide to go out and get me a little green bear that I saw and always wanted. I started to get better about 3 weeks later. But she said when she heard this song, she just thought of that December and the miracle that I'm alive today. 13 years cancer free
personally im not big on this article but for a good reason, last year my mom needed a 2nd heart bypass surgery, this time it was a triple, we almost lost her and this article keeps reminding me of us almost losing her, (she also had a pulmonary embolism and arrithmia, scared the hell outa me), fortunately we still have her. this stuff is not easy to read when im at work(cashier)
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1 SnapshillBot 2017-08-08
Don't even try to kinkshame me. My kinks are my business.
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1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
Apt as always.
1 Wild_Hunt 2017-08-08
Link nuked m8
1 shitpost953 2017-08-08
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1 Wild_Hunt 2017-08-08
This but unironically
1 CucksLoveTrump 2017-08-08
delete your post
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-08-08
I loled when it redirected to MarketWatch's entertainment section.
1 uniqueguy263 2017-08-08
Same company
1 PussMonster_ 2017-08-08
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1 Axylon 2017-08-08
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1 GeauxHouston22 2017-08-08
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1 Stuntman119 2017-08-08
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1 SmugSocialistTears 2017-08-08
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Salon is next which I'm not too upset about
1 shitpost953 2017-08-08
http://www.salon.com/2017/07/20/blame-donald-trump-for-rupert-murdochs-failed-heat-street-gamble/
1 GeauxHouston22 2017-08-08
I'm WAY far from a trump person, but I would assume everything salon has written in the last 18 months was just this url + something new
1 JumbledFun 2017-08-08
Haha probably true
1 Chicup 2017-08-08
You know the writer keeps reading that while masturbating.
1 DeepDickedHillybilly 2017-08-08
Unfortunately retards will take this as validation their political beliefs are correct, rather than an indication that this business model of free online publishing has no hope and is completely fucked.
1 CucksLoveTrump 2017-08-08
then that means the independent is next. /u/maxwellhill what ever will you post to /r/worldnews then?!
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
However it happens, the sooner we can get rid of all the losers who think it's their god-given right to spew their ignorant opinions online the world will be a better place.
The self-publishers, the yougoobers, the "social media influencers", "independent contributors" to what once were reasonably respectable media ---- most of current online social and regular media is in a state of crisis.
1 youcanteatbullets 2017-08-08
He said on /r/drama
1 UpvoteIfYouDare 2017-08-08
So much value will be lost with these closures.
1 jajajaja21 2017-08-08
I'm actually sad about this. Back in the late 90s, Salon.com was a pioneer of good internet journalism, and not the garbage clickbait site it's become.
1 SamWhite 2017-08-08
Fucking lol.
1 lifesbrink 2017-08-08
Salon was around in the 90's? And here I got all my news from geocities!
1 CultOfCuck 2017-08-08
Top Kek.
1 celocanth13 2017-08-08
Ok but when is the NY Post gonna fail?
1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
The New York Post is entertaining, unlike Heat Street, Salon, Buzzfeed, or any of these other hack fly-by-night operations.
1 SamInTheLoop 2017-08-08
Hmmm...but where oh where will we get our garbage conservative bullshit now? I guess that type of thing is gone from the internet forever.
1 FedoraWearingBrony 2017-08-08
They can't close down /r/drama
1 Stuntman119 2017-08-08
/r/Drama is a centrist sub.
1 Hellkyte 2017-08-08
Uh excuse me we are extremely liberal here. That's why we have gay parrots
1 scatmunchies 2017-08-08
Neutral af, you cocksucking piece of shit.
1 CultOfCuck 2017-08-08
/r/drama is a bastion of left-right shitflinging.
1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
We still have Breitbart, guys, clam down.
1 Works_of_memercy 2017-08-08
When was the last time they posted anything dramatic?
https://www.reddit.com/domain/breitbart.com/search?q=site%3Abreitbart.com+subreddit%3Adrama&sort=new&restrict_sr=on this is not sustainable.
1 xKillerDreag 2017-08-08
Please God end internet journalism ASAP
1 UpvoteIfYouDare 2017-08-08
Please God end internet
journalismASAP1 Stuntman119 2017-08-08
I want to go back to the HTML 2.0 days at least
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
Only allowing command line access with obscure weird commands by verified adults who have passed some tests to demonstrate competency in common life issues is the only way to save it all now.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-08-08
BBS only prz
1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
You're still falling short on exclusionary variables. I'm an adult with competency in common life issues and every bit of my competency tells me that people like me should never be put in charge of anything unless it is an absolute emergency and no one else is available.
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
I wasn't suggesting that you should be part of being in charge of anything important. Being able to use the command line is still an important skill, and don't sell yourself short.
My point is, and was, that every idiot who can touch an icon on a screen and then start spouting complete horseshit opinions, straight up lies, wrong information and be a hobbyist troll SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED ACCESS TO THE INTERNET.
There are many governmental, ISP-level and technological levels in which this could be implementted, and I believe we are getting to a place where it is time to implement some further measures to keep people whose opinion isn't educated and informed and thought out enough from influencing real life policy for vast majorities.
Letting any Tom, Dick Joe, Harry Sally or whoever type into twitter and it turn out to be a big deal in the lives of other people is becoming a bigger and bigger problem and steps are being taking, and more major steps are going to have to be taken to fix this growing problem.
There are two major steps that I see as a positive step forward, and those are removal of anonymity on the internet for the casual public and compartmentalization of the internet into tiers for age/maturity accessibility.
1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
Sorry, but that sounds like a terrible idea, especially where this sub is concerned.
1 snappleteadrink 2017-08-08
This just comes across as extremely short sighted and narcissistic. All you're saying is that the internet should censor shit to your liking and then framing it as if it's the solution to some information crisis instead of short sighted masturbation.
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
I can see how it could be perceived that way, but I have too much experience to see it any other way, and yes I do mean it that way.
I know that there is a whole host of logistical, social and philosophical issues with my point, but I stand by it.
There are plenty of things that I don't agree with that I don't think should be "censored". I agree with CONSTITUTIONAL FREE SPEECH which is much different than most children's idea of free speech on the internet
And I certainly don't think people should be killed for differing opinions. It's just that too many children (mentally or legally) are being allowed to spend too much time "on the internet" and a generational crisis is brewing in regards to elders not taking care of the younger crowds.
1 snappleteadrink 2017-08-08
I agree people and kids spend too much time on the internet but you did not present a solution to that, you presented a solution to the quality of internet content with you as sole arbiter of what is and isn't mature and intelligent. Beyond that you can't seriously think saying "there's tons of problems with my idea but I like it" and going on your way believing it is a sign of maturity or intelligence. I can't believe anyone with even a modicum of real world experience would think what you think, especially when it comes to the practically and results of any attempt at moderating all internet content by maturity and intelligence level, like I'm serious thats a fucking retarded thing to think.
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
Removal of anonymity Tests for access (like a drivers license)
Are my best solutions yet.
1 snappleteadrink 2017-08-08
I just said, those don't change how much time people spend on the web or parents using it as as a parenting tool they just change the type of content. If there is a reading comprehension part of your test then you should probably get ready to say bye bye internet if your system ever comes pass.
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
Time does not equal quality, and I'm assuming that your proportions have flown the coop at this point.
1 backltrack 2017-08-08
No pajeets when?
1 backltrack 2017-08-08
I'd rather go back to the gopher and Usenet days.
1 Stuntman119 2017-08-08
Certainly, the days when MUDs were king.
1 snallygaster 2017-08-08
what if the difficulty of media outlets to support themselves means that "internet journalism" switches to a content creator system where independent "journalists" produce content in exchange for patreon bux?
1 PM_ME_MOD_STATUS 2017-08-08
This sounds like a recipe for ethics in journalism.
1 JumbledFun 2017-08-08
And nothing of value was lost
1 mehforeverybody 2017-08-08
And yet buzzfeed still exists😭
1 grafton29 2017-08-08
Buzzfeed News does insanely good work tho. Also they fund their news with their clickbait stuff.
1 friendlysoviet 2017-08-08
No its not. Stop pushing this narrative.
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2017-08-08
no u
1 grafton29 2017-08-08
Fuck you, ill push any narrative i want. You can't tell me what to do.
1 CrushedBlackPepper 2017-08-08
*though
If you care about having your opinion considered, type whole words in proper syntax and spelling.
If you don't care, then carry on typing like a moron.
1 SethRichOrDieTryin 2017-08-08
"The ice cream buried underneath this pile of manure is delicious, I swear!"
1 glmox 2017-08-08
the world needs to know which hogwarts house theyd belong to, and they need to know it based on their ice cream preferences
1 jubbergun 2017-08-08
Bill Nye the Sex Junk Guy told me that ice cream doesn't have preferences.
1 Matues49 2017-08-08
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1 snallygaster 2017-08-08
b-b-b-but I liked heat street. 😢
1 neutralvoter 2017-08-08
This site always makes my mom tear up and cry. I never understood why and always felt like it had to do something with me. She told me when I was three that I had cancer but I knew that already. But she went on to say that about a week before Christmas it started to get worse and they didn't think I would make it. So she decide to go out and get me a little green bear that I saw and always wanted. I started to get better about 3 weeks later. But she said when she heard this song, she just thought of that December and the miracle that I'm alive today. 13 years cancer free
1 splodedpen 2017-08-08
I'm not so sure.
also b8 out.
1 snappleteadrink 2017-08-08
Weird pasta man.
1 neutralvoter 2017-08-08
personally im not big on this article but for a good reason, last year my mom needed a 2nd heart bypass surgery, this time it was a triple, we almost lost her and this article keeps reminding me of us almost losing her, (she also had a pulmonary embolism and arrithmia, scared the hell outa me), fortunately we still have her. this stuff is not easy to read when im at work(cashier)
1 MooseHeckler 2017-08-08
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1 froibo 2017-08-08
Haha someone bought and redirected the domain name already.
1 uniqueguy263 2017-08-08
Heat St was owned by MarketWatch/WSJ/News Corp
1 froibo 2017-08-08
Ah, well thats no fun. Why does the website look like one of those web squater pages from 10 years ago?