EugeneSupreme
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An amorphous blob tethered to a disrespectful meat suit trying to survive in a world not built for the neurodivergent. You know. Just a little guy.
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If you’ve had a chance to see zines printed & distributed in the 70s, 80s and 90s - they are rough
Most were physically cut and pasted, laid out by hand, copied individually on Xerox machines, even old mimeographs
That was not a style choice.
That was by necessity.
Most were physically cut and pasted, laid out by hand, copied individually on Xerox machines, even old mimeographs
That was not a style choice.
That was by necessity.
January 10, 2025 at 7:50 PM
If you’ve had a chance to see zines printed & distributed in the 70s, 80s and 90s - they are rough
Most were physically cut and pasted, laid out by hand, copied individually on Xerox machines, even old mimeographs
That was not a style choice.
That was by necessity.
Most were physically cut and pasted, laid out by hand, copied individually on Xerox machines, even old mimeographs
That was not a style choice.
That was by necessity.
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Please don’t forget this. It’s why civil rights groups took so seriously the proliferation of hate speech on the platform in 2018 & 2019. And he would sit in our meetings wide-eyed like the Rohingya had not been massacred, and Muslims in India set upon after posts inciting violence on his platform.
A reminder that when the cynical and now MAGA-friendly Mark Zuckerberg makes claims about alleged Biden administration pressure on FB over Covid misinformation, and screams 'Censorship!', he's also the guy who admitted his *uncensored* company played a big role in inciting a *literal genocide*:
Facebook Admits It Was Used to Incite Violence in Myanmar (Published 2018)
The company, citing a human rights report it commissioned, said it was moving to prevent further abuses of its platform in Myanmar. Critics said they were unconvinced.
www.nytimes.com
January 10, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Please don’t forget this. It’s why civil rights groups took so seriously the proliferation of hate speech on the platform in 2018 & 2019. And he would sit in our meetings wide-eyed like the Rohingya had not been massacred, and Muslims in India set upon after posts inciting violence on his platform.
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Gwen (Part 1) - Gator Days
January 10, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Gwen (Part 1) - Gator Days
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So as expected nothing came of the sentencing. We have all been screwed over in so many ways. Oligarchs are above the law.
January 10, 2025 at 4:15 PM
So as expected nothing came of the sentencing. We have all been screwed over in so many ways. Oligarchs are above the law.
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Honestly, I don’t see how fact-checking stops free speech.
If anything, it protects it by keeping conversations grounded in truth.
Without it, lies spread like wildfire, and that’s not free speech—it’s chaos.
Prioritizing truth doesn’t silence anyone; it just keeps the dialogue real.💯
If anything, it protects it by keeping conversations grounded in truth.
Without it, lies spread like wildfire, and that’s not free speech—it’s chaos.
Prioritizing truth doesn’t silence anyone; it just keeps the dialogue real.💯
January 9, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Honestly, I don’t see how fact-checking stops free speech.
If anything, it protects it by keeping conversations grounded in truth.
Without it, lies spread like wildfire, and that’s not free speech—it’s chaos.
Prioritizing truth doesn’t silence anyone; it just keeps the dialogue real.💯
If anything, it protects it by keeping conversations grounded in truth.
Without it, lies spread like wildfire, and that’s not free speech—it’s chaos.
Prioritizing truth doesn’t silence anyone; it just keeps the dialogue real.💯