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54 minutes ago, Willfully Horn said:

Contrast and compare:

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All I can do is shake my head. Those employees deserve all the good luck they can possibly have. We treat the least of these so badly so often. 

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All I can do is shake my head. Those employees deserve all the good luck they can possibly have. We treat the least of these so badly so often. 

It is a true battle of good vs evil. So many people were converted by fox news and Russian disinformation. They are lost and beyond saving.
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Posted
2 hours ago, Willfully Horn said:

Going after union leaders means we will see the unions going to the streets to protest, right?

 

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I actually do think this will galvanize them. I was reading that this union leader is beloved and highly respected 

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Posted
3 hours ago, UpperWestside said:

All I can do is shake my head. Those employees deserve all the good luck they can possibly have. We treat the least of these so badly so often. 

You can help the Sheriff. They are part of the community. But ICE? Hell no!

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Posted
21 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

You can help the Sheriff. They are part of the community. But ICE? Hell no!

Fuck that. The LA County Sheriffs department is well known as probably the most violent and corrupt law enforcement organization in the country. Rub ghost pepper in their eyes too.

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Posted
23 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

You can help the Sheriff. They are part of the community. But ICE? Hell no!

There are more than a dozen deputy gangs operating within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. It is one of the most notorious law enforcement organizations in the country for having a criminal element within its ranks.

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Posted
8 minutes ago, royiv said:

There are more than a dozen deputy gangs operating within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. It is one of the most notorious law enforcement organizations in the country for having a criminal element within its ranks.

 

25 minutes ago, SubliminalHorn said:

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14 minutes ago, royiv said:

There are more than a dozen deputy gangs operating within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. It is one of the most notorious law enforcement organizations in the country for having a criminal element within its ranks.

Did no one else watch Training Day?

denzel washington checkers GIF

 

 

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25 minutes ago, royiv said:

There are more than a dozen deputy gangs operating within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. It is one of the most notorious law enforcement organizations in the country for having a criminal element within its ranks.

oof 

 

SIAP

Turns out the guy posting locations of the feds is a kid stalker, felon. yikes

 

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56 minutes ago, SubliminalHorn said:

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43 minutes ago, wildcat09 said:

Fuck that. The LA County Sheriffs department is well known as probably the most violent and corrupt law enforcement organization in the country. Rub ghost pepper in their eyes too.

 

39 minutes ago, royiv said:

There are more than a dozen deputy gangs operating within the LA County Sheriff’s Department. It is one of the most notorious law enforcement organizations in the country for having a criminal element within its ranks.

Lol. I know the history. Was there for some of it, but never had that experience from an officer that wasn't of the paler per variety. Never saw the executioner tattoo on a black cop. Flame away. 

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7 hours ago, UpperWestside said:

The best thing I say to these people who are against the illegals in America is that they are here due to decisions made by the United States in the 60’s and 70’s. The unintended consequences are countries that never fully stabilized. We created hell for these people and then have the temerity to not let them seek work and a better life here. That is point blank what evil looks like. 

I rant about the US and Latin America. I hadn't made this connection. Well done. It started in the 50's.

We love the childish notion of good guys and bad guys:

6 hours ago, Willfully Horn said:

Contrast and compare:

 

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Brand: Humanity

 

4 hours ago, Willfully Horn said:

Going after union leaders means we will see the unions going to the streets to protest, right?

 

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Brand: Cruelty

Sentence lengths have become a way politicians and citizens outbid each other on who is tougher on crime. They're all animals anyway, aren't they?

Irony: When our prisons (which many of us laugh at or celebrate the rape and brutality there) aren't cruel enough, the US is sending persons (without due process!) to an El Salvador prison that is even worse.

Our mythology is that the police are good guys. Anybody they arrest must be a bad guy. Whew! Almost had to think about them as humans.

I've grown to much prefer the friendly, polite, helpful ways of Mexicans to the ways of my own countrymen. I believe that when Texas showed those favorable traits that it had more to do with the hispanic part of our roots than the gringo part.

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12 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

As an American, I"m just devastated and pwned that the world famous LA Scanner twitter person, someone that I look up to and support publicly and personally, is apparently a convicted felon. I'm doing some real soul searching with my beliefs and politics. Thanks, Zeus. 

 

Does this news make you reconsider supporting him for president?

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18 hours ago, Evil Bill Obrien said:

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GOVERNOR HOT WHEELS - iFunny

Here is Ken Paxton's Mugshot - D Magazine

 

Please let me know which one of these cast of characters is exuding "strength"

 

I hate these assholes as much as y'all, but I really wish we'd lay off calling Abbott "Hot Wheels". He sucks because he's a bootlicking Trump syncophant, not because he's disabled.

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3 minutes ago, RomaVicta said:

I've grown to much prefer the friendly, polite, helpful ways of Mexicans to the ways of my own countrymen. I believe that when Texas showed those favorable traits that it had more to do with the hispanic part of our roots than the gringo part.

Oh this is straight bullshit too.   

Posted
17 minutes ago, Thatguy said:

Meanwhile you guys vote in guys worse than this for your president. 

Let me just circle around a bit and say it's weird that you couldn't think two moves ahead and see that once you posted this you were going to get lambasted by people here on the criminals currently in the GOP. But carry on. 

Well he is a certified dumbass, so theres that.

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29 minutes ago, bolverk said:

“It is nationwide conspiracy of liberals against not only Trump but against American people in general,” Aleksandr Dugin, a prominent nationalist in Russia, wrote on X on Sunday.

  1. Nice that the Russians are letting us know who the real enemy is. Somebody had to fill the void left by Rush Limbaugh.
  2. Ironically, this will be lifted from it's source and quoted without citation as further proof of what they all already know about ebil libs.
  3. They, Russia and Maga, are in a war against us. The above is argument-proof koolaid so the foot soldiers can more easily pull the triggers.
  4. For years, this has not been a political struggle.

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6 hours ago, Willfully Horn said:

Contrast and compare:

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Fuck that shit.  Shoulda locked their doors to them, and added hot sauce to the water.

Fascist jackboots must be shamed, shunned, and ruined.  All of them.

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I hate these assholes as much as y'all, but I really wish we'd lay off calling Abbott "Hot Wheels". He sucks because he's a bootlicking Trump syncophant, not because he's disabled.

Maybe it makes me an asshole, but one of my core beliefs is that you should never make fun of a person solely because of a disability, etc. But if they prove themselves to be piece of shit, well then everything is now on the table.
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17 minutes ago, austingirl said:

I hate these assholes as much as y'all, but I really wish we'd lay off calling Abbott "Hot Wheels". He sucks because he's a bootlicking Trump syncophant, not because he's disabled.

I get what you are saying but no one here is going out and calling all people in wheelchairs "Hot Wheels" because of Greg Abbott. He is the asshole, and he is getting what he deserves because he is an asshole, not because he is in a wheelchair.

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12 minutes ago, Evil Bill Obrien said:

I get what you are saying but no one here is going out and calling all people in wheelchairs "Hot Wheels" because of Greg Abbott. He is the asshole, and he is getting what he deserves because he is an asshole, not because he is in a wheelchair.

He shits on people for being born in a different country, and shits on gay and trans people for existing, oh and passes lies about them as groups of people. So yeah, he can literally go fuck himself, and deserves every insult coming his way. Fuck Brokeback Abbott.

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30 minutes ago, austingirl said:

I hate these assholes as much as y'all, but I really wish we'd lay off calling Abbott "Hot Wheels". He sucks because he's a bootlicking Trump syncophant, not because he's disabled.

I agree 100% but if I ever see Charlie Kirk in real life, I'm going to call him a freak and make fun of him for having a face that's way too small for his head. If I ever see Elon, I'm going to call him a soft, little, bald fat-ass dork. If I see Alex Jones or Donald Trump, I'm making fun of their weight and how they think of themselves as physically fit. 

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1 hour ago, bolverk said:

I've had that stupid motherfucking conspiracist, Zeus, on ignore for a while now but saw some of his insanity yesterday because he was being quoted. This board has woken up to a lot of the misinformation that gets spread around and has gotten better at identifying it, but that bullshit still gets floated around a good bit.

That said, I realize that a lot of us have also taken the bait and reposted shit a time or two, including myself. But we also have posters, like Zeus, who are habitually guilty of it, whether they're idiotic rubes or deliberate shit smearers. Either way, I think it's about time that there be some retribution for pieces of shit who insist on posting garbage lies over and over again.

This NYTimes article mentions at least a couple of the LIES that Zeus posted yesterday. This shit is dangerous, destabilizing, and has gone on far too long. Fuckheads like Zeus deserve no mercy and need to get the boot, because consistently reposting lies is not a legitimate form of political discourse on discussion board full of college-educated adults who happen also to be football fans. 

 

Fake Images and Conspiracy Theories Swirl Around L.A. Protests
Disinformation spreading on social media platforms has stoked an already tense situation.

Misleading photographs, videos and text have spread widely on social media as protests against immigrant raids have unfolded in Los Angeles, rehashing old conspiracy theories and expressing support for President Trump’s actions.

The flood of falsehoods online appeared intended to stoke outrage toward immigrants and political leaders, principally Democrats.

They also added to the confusion over what exactly was happening on the streets, which was portrayed in digital and social media through starkly divergent ideological lenses. Many posts created the false impression that the entire city was engulfed in violence, when the clashes were limited to only a small part.

There were numerous scenes of protesters throwing rocks or other objects at law enforcement officers and setting cars ablaze, including a number of self-driving Waymo taxis. At the same time, false images spread to revive old conspiracies that the protests were a planned provocation, not a spontaneous response to the immigration raids.

The confrontation escalated on Monday as new protests occurred and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced — on X — that he was mobilizing 700 Marines from a base near Los Angeles to guard federal buildings. They are expected to join 2,000 members of the California National Guard whom Mr. Trump ordered deployed without the authorization of the state’s governor, Gavin Newsom, who normally has command of the troops.

The latest deployments prompted a new wave of misleading images to spread — some purporting to show Marines and the military service’s weapons in action. One was a still from “Blue Thunder,” a 1983 action-thriller about a conspiracy to deprive residents of Los Angeles of their civil rights. It features a climatic dogfight over the city’s downtown.

Darren L. Linvill, a researcher at Clemson University’s Media Forensics Hub, said conservatives online were “building up the riots in a performative way” to help bolster Mr. Trump’s claims that Los Angeles had been taken over by “violent, insurrectionist mobs.”

Dr. Linvill said the posts were also “a bit self-fulfilling.” “As they direct attention to it,” he said, “more protesters will show up.”

James Woods, the actor who has become known for spreading conspiracy theories, used his account on X to rail against the state’s elected officials, especially Mr. Newsom, a Democrat. He also reposted a fabricated quote, attributed to former President Barack Obama, discussing a secret plot to impose socialism on the country, as well as a video of burning police cars that was from 2020.

An innocuous photograph of a pallet of bricks, actually posted on the website of a building materials wholesaler in Malaysia, was cited as proof that the protests were organized by nonprofit organizations supported by George Soros, the financier who, to the feverishly conspiratorial right, has become a mastermind of global disorder.

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“It’s Civil War!!” an account on X wrote on Saturday, claiming that the bricks had been placed near the offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement for “Democrat militants.”

X posted a Community Note pointing out that the photograph had nothing to do with the protests, but it still was seen more than 800,000 times. It was also widely reposted, including by several seemingly inauthentic accounts in Chinese.

The online trope dates at least to the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. It reappeared in 2022 after a conspiratorial post by Representative Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican who suggested that bricks for a paving project near Capitol Hill were intended for violent protests after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

“These days, it feels like every time there’s a protest, the old clickbaity ‘pallets of bricks’ hoax shows up right on cue,” the Social Media Lab, a research center at the Toronto Metropolitan University, wrote on Bluesky. “You know the one, photos or videos of bricks supposedly left out to encourage rioting. It’s catnip for right-wing agitators and grifters.”

It also fits into the narrative that protests against government policies are somehow inauthentic. On his own platform, Truth Social, Mr. Trump also suggested that the protesters were “Paid Insurrectionists!”

Numerous posts echoed unsubstantiated claims that the protests were the work of Mr. Soros as well as local nongovernment organizations or Democratic elected officials, including the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass. Some posts disparaging the protests were shared by accounts with deceptive handles that closely resembled those of official government sources or news organizations.

Mike Benz, a conspiracy-minded influencer on X who last year claimed that the Pentagon used the pop star Taylor Swift as part of a psychological operation to undercut Mr. Trump, advanced an outlandish theory that the mayor had links to the Central Intelligence Agency and had helped start riots in the city where she lives.

He based that simply on Ms. Bass’s role as a board member for the National Endowment for Democracy, the congressionally mandated organization formed during the Reagan administration to promote democratic governance around the world.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, the theme was echoed by accounts across social media linked to Russia, which often amplifies content that discredits the United States. The Kremlin and its supporters have long accused Mr. Soros or the United States government of covertly sponsoring “color revolutions” to overthrow governments — from the Arab Spring countries swept up by mass street protests in 2011 to Ukraine.

“It is nationwide conspiracy of liberals against not only Trump but against American people in general,” Aleksandr Dugin, a prominent nationalist in Russia, wrote on X on Sunday.

Disinformation in situations like these spreads so quickly and widely that efforts to verify facts cannot keep up, said Nora Benavidez, senior counsel at Free Press, an advocacy organization that studies the intersection of media, technology and the law. She described it as part of “a much longer effort to delegitimize peaceful resistance movements.”

“Information warfare is always a symptom of conflict, stoked often by those in power to fuel their own illiberal goals,” she said. “It confuses audiences, scares people who might otherwise have empathy for the cause and divides us when we need solidarity most.”

Wasn't the same photo of the pallet of bricks used as "evidence" during the BLM protests?

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Posted
7 minutes ago, VABuckeye said:

Wasn't the same photo of the pallet of bricks used as "evidence" during the BLM protests?

There's a company that specializes in riot bricks. Sometimes you see their ads on YouTube.

This is the brick that could knock building brick manufacturers totally out of the hurled projectile market! They don't want you to see this video, but keep watching if you're serious about maiming and maybe even killing someone in riot!

image.png.dd07035cf25f31f63475019b5baaf395.png The brick with a punch!

Introducing, RIOTBRICK!

Nice throwing size for the hand! Hollow center for more range!

Delivered by the pallet-load wherever you're wanting to bring down or raise a republic!

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

Excellent post.  If you want to make a protest sign that actually might be effective (when you are facing off with members of the military), this one might be a good one.  Just a reminder to them of their legal duty, straight from the UCMJ:

"A general order or regulation is lawful unless it is contrary to the Constitution, the laws of the United States, or lawful superior orders or for some other reason is beyond the authority of the official issuing it."

United States v. Calley: carrying out manifestly illegal orders subjects you to criminal liability.  You have a legal duty to refuse to follow an unlawful order.

An order to take violent action against unarmed civilians-particularly on US soil-is a facially unlawful order.  Follow the law.  Follow your oath.  Protect and defend the Constitution, and the People.

1) That's a lot to put on a sign.

2) You're assuming they can read.

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3 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

Excellent post.  If you want to make a protest sign that actually might be effective (when you are facing off with members of the military), this one might be a good one.  Just a reminder to them of their legal duty, straight from the UCMJ:

"A general order or regulation is lawful unless it is contrary to the Constitution, the laws of the United States, or lawful superior orders or for some other reason is beyond the authority of the official issuing it."

United States v. Calley: carrying out manifestly illegal orders subjects you to criminal liability.  You have a legal duty to refuse to follow an unlawful order.

An order to take violent action against unarmed civilians-particularly on US soil-is a facially unlawful order.  Follow the law.  Follow your oath.  Protect and defend the Constitution, and the People.

Too many words. Better make it a banner. 

Posted

I won't die on this hill for this shitwad, but it doesn't take much imagination to find avenues for ridicule without pointing to someone's physical appearance or disability.

I'm not sure where the bar is for deciding: Oh, now I can make fun of paralysis, blindness, skin tone, etc.

Those remarks address a class of people. Saying that you wish Abbott would roll through an orchard of giant trees about to fall is very specific. I share that wish.

I hate the overextension of sensitive language in the name of able-ism (clearly an invention of graduate school), but some shit justn't isn't proper.

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1 hour ago, bolverk said:

I've had that stupid motherfucking conspiracist, Zeus, on ignore for a while now but saw some of his insanity yesterday because he was being quoted. This board has woken up to a lot of the misinformation that gets spread around and has gotten better at identifying it, but that bullshit still gets floated around a good bit.

That said, I realize that a lot of us have also taken the bait and reposted shit a time or two, including myself. But we also have posters, like Zeus, who are habitually guilty of it, whether they're idiotic rubes or deliberate shit smearers. Either way, I think it's about time that there be some retribution for pieces of shit who insist on posting garbage lies over and over again.

This NYTimes article mentions at least a couple of the LIES that Zeus posted yesterday. This shit is dangerous, destabilizing, and has gone on far too long. Fuckheads like Zeus deserve no mercy and need to get the boot, because consistently reposting lies is not a legitimate form of political discourse on discussion board full of college-educated adults who happen also to be football fans. 

 

Fake Images and Conspiracy Theories Swirl Around L.A. Protests
Disinformation spreading on social media platforms has stoked an already tense situation.

Misleading photographs, videos and text have spread widely on social media as protests against immigrant raids have unfolded in Los Angeles, rehashing old conspiracy theories and expressing support for President Trump’s actions.

The flood of falsehoods online appeared intended to stoke outrage toward immigrants and political leaders, principally Democrats.

They also added to the confusion over what exactly was happening on the streets, which was portrayed in digital and social media through starkly divergent ideological lenses. Many posts created the false impression that the entire city was engulfed in violence, when the clashes were limited to only a small part.

There were numerous scenes of protesters throwing rocks or other objects at law enforcement officers and setting cars ablaze, including a number of self-driving Waymo taxis. At the same time, false images spread to revive old conspiracies that the protests were a planned provocation, not a spontaneous response to the immigration raids.

The confrontation escalated on Monday as new protests occurred and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced — on X — that he was mobilizing 700 Marines from a base near Los Angeles to guard federal buildings. They are expected to join 2,000 members of the California National Guard whom Mr. Trump ordered deployed without the authorization of the state’s governor, Gavin Newsom, who normally has command of the troops.

The latest deployments prompted a new wave of misleading images to spread — some purporting to show Marines and the military service’s weapons in action. One was a still from “Blue Thunder,” a 1983 action-thriller about a conspiracy to deprive residents of Los Angeles of their civil rights. It features a climatic dogfight over the city’s downtown.

Darren L. Linvill, a researcher at Clemson University’s Media Forensics Hub, said conservatives online were “building up the riots in a performative way” to help bolster Mr. Trump’s claims that Los Angeles had been taken over by “violent, insurrectionist mobs.”

Dr. Linvill said the posts were also “a bit self-fulfilling.” “As they direct attention to it,” he said, “more protesters will show up.”

James Woods, the actor who has become known for spreading conspiracy theories, used his account on X to rail against the state’s elected officials, especially Mr. Newsom, a Democrat. He also reposted a fabricated quote, attributed to former President Barack Obama, discussing a secret plot to impose socialism on the country, as well as a video of burning police cars that was from 2020.

An innocuous photograph of a pallet of bricks, actually posted on the website of a building materials wholesaler in Malaysia, was cited as proof that the protests were organized by nonprofit organizations supported by George Soros, the financier who, to the feverishly conspiratorial right, has become a mastermind of global disorder.

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“It’s Civil War!!” an account on X wrote on Saturday, claiming that the bricks had been placed near the offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement for “Democrat militants.”

X posted a Community Note pointing out that the photograph had nothing to do with the protests, but it still was seen more than 800,000 times. It was also widely reposted, including by several seemingly inauthentic accounts in Chinese.

The online trope dates at least to the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. It reappeared in 2022 after a conspiratorial post by Representative Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican who suggested that bricks for a paving project near Capitol Hill were intended for violent protests after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

“These days, it feels like every time there’s a protest, the old clickbaity ‘pallets of bricks’ hoax shows up right on cue,” the Social Media Lab, a research center at the Toronto Metropolitan University, wrote on Bluesky. “You know the one, photos or videos of bricks supposedly left out to encourage rioting. It’s catnip for right-wing agitators and grifters.”

It also fits into the narrative that protests against government policies are somehow inauthentic. On his own platform, Truth Social, Mr. Trump also suggested that the protesters were “Paid Insurrectionists!”

Numerous posts echoed unsubstantiated claims that the protests were the work of Mr. Soros as well as local nongovernment organizations or Democratic elected officials, including the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass. Some posts disparaging the protests were shared by accounts with deceptive handles that closely resembled those of official government sources or news organizations.

Mike Benz, a conspiracy-minded influencer on X who last year claimed that the Pentagon used the pop star Taylor Swift as part of a psychological operation to undercut Mr. Trump, advanced an outlandish theory that the mayor had links to the Central Intelligence Agency and had helped start riots in the city where she lives.

He based that simply on Ms. Bass’s role as a board member for the National Endowment for Democracy, the congressionally mandated organization formed during the Reagan administration to promote democratic governance around the world.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, the theme was echoed by accounts across social media linked to Russia, which often amplifies content that discredits the United States. The Kremlin and its supporters have long accused Mr. Soros or the United States government of covertly sponsoring “color revolutions” to overthrow governments — from the Arab Spring countries swept up by mass street protests in 2011 to Ukraine.

“It is nationwide conspiracy of liberals against not only Trump but against American people in general,” Aleksandr Dugin, a prominent nationalist in Russia, wrote on X on Sunday.

Disinformation in situations like these spreads so quickly and widely that efforts to verify facts cannot keep up, said Nora Benavidez, senior counsel at Free Press, an advocacy organization that studies the intersection of media, technology and the law. She described it as part of “a much longer effort to delegitimize peaceful resistance movements.”

“Information warfare is always a symptom of conflict, stoked often by those in power to fuel their own illiberal goals,” she said. “It confuses audiences, scares people who might otherwise have empathy for the cause and divides us when we need solidarity most.”

It was a shitty movie, but this was the  plot device used on the Mountainhead. Disinformation on social media deliberately stoking fear, which in turn prompts violence - all in real time

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2 minutes ago, VABuckeye said:

1) That's a lot to put on a sign.

2) You're assuming they can read.

1. Record the message on your phone.

2. Carry a bluetooth speaker

3. Crank it up

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I'm reminded of a scene in Life of Brian. A group of Roman soldiers and their centurion come to Brian's house to take him away. Brian pleads that they don't have to do this. They're only following orders. The centurion, big and gruff, responds:

I like following orders.

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