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Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Eh one could argue there’s a public interest in all private data. Everyone who doxes believes in their own mind they are serving some public good or moral right. Maybe if Musk left this to a system with teams, protocols, legal input & QC checks, it *might be more defensible. But instead this time it’s just the owner, they got rid of all that. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Yes but those pics of HB were taken by someone else, in a state of undress, while using drugs, which is also not ok. & frankly to me it’s private data, it shouldn’t be spread on the internet, it’s not right. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Really. I'm sure you've heard of Ex-boyfriends/girlfriends disseminating pics online and facing lawsuits at a minimum and criminal charges at worst for just that. - eta - Pretty pretty hard to argue that HB hasn't been harassed, threatened and the rest as well. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Twitter had a committee that was independent of ownership that had about three different redundancies for evaluating these issues. They held it then released it 24 hours after internally debating it. Musk has gotten rid of ***all that and he appears to be calling the shots. Like I said I agree in principle, but IMO the HB material also violated the TOS. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
True, but it did contain his cell number and his email address, and his signature. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
But there are private photos of Hunter Biden. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
I do agree with this. I happen to think this is an issue regardless of who is doxed/hacked though. Private, stolen data shouldn't be disseminated. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
It violated twitter's TOS, which is the reason twitter is giving now. Which, I actually agree with. Though twitter only suppressed the Hunter stuff for 24 hours. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
I actually agree with you about the value of the Vance dossier. Like the Fusion oppo, which started out as a GOP Rubio Washington Examiner project, it's probably filled with a mix of falsehoods, innuendo, some rumors, some truthiness. Yeah I agree, they shouldn't publish that stuff, but let's be real some blogger or journalist isn't going to redact almost 300 pages. But again I agree it shouldn't be published regardless. Especially and not least because it's stolen first and foremost. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
I mean this politely, you might be confusing things. The NY Post linked to raw data from Hunter's data, that was unredacted and contained a wide variety of personal data - SS numbers, home address, cell phone numbers, not to mention pictures (some intimate but not that mattered). The Wikileaks stuff was of 2 types - the redacted stuff was just what had been put out by the State Department via FOIA requests. However the DNC & Podesta data was posted unredacted, that was private data and again contained a lot of private stuff. Again that latter material was totally unredacted. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Oh! -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Secondly - are you some sort of 1969 leftist Haight Ashbury Che Guevara tshirt wearing pinko? How does the ‘war machine’ figure into Trump’s own oppo dirt on his own VP? -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
First of all - Hunter Biden’s data & the Podesta/DNC data was rife with personal data, much of it involving people with no public interest, but also Hunter’s. That was ultimately twitter’s reason for halting the Hunter data. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
Hm ok but that was suppressed for 24 hours per TOS. I take it you think the same should happen here. -
Twitter censorship poses a threat to national security
SaintsInDome2006 replied to Djgb13's topic in The Geek Club
If there's a thread for this, apologies - But, a few things: The Trump campaign has been hacked. The work of Iran apparently, not Russia this time. It's private data - like with Hunter Biden but also campaign data like what happened to Podesta and the DNC. Part of what has come out is basic, boring oppo research - the sort of stuff we saw with the Rubio/Singer/FusionGPS dossier that Buzzfeed released. Some of it apparently is internal emails similar to what we saw with the Hillary campaign - BUT MSM is not running with stories on much less publishing the Trump data. Now apparently a liberal blogger named Ken Klippenstein has indeed released one of the items, the internal Trump dossier on Vance, his own VP. And Elon Musk, the owner and sole moderator of twitter, has banned him from the platform for doing so. And others who have posted the link have also been suspended or locked out of their accounts. -
The Saga of the AG : Merrick Garland version
SaintsInDome2006 replied to RLLD's topic in The Geek Club
AG Garland’s DOJ has indicted: - the former president twice. - the current president’s son, twice. - The Dem mayor of the nation’s largest city (& though NYC has likely had indictable mayors before this is the 1st time ever). - the Dem Senator from New Jersey, & powerful figure in foreign policy. - an Hispanic Dem Congressman from TX. - a GOP Congressman from NY. - Jan6ers for weapons possessions, assault, & sedition. This has been a landmark tenure. -
Harris "interview" with MSNBC Stephanie Ruhle
SaintsInDome2006 replied to jerryskids's topic in The Geek Club
Hannity & Fox’n’Friends have half of those. Then Theo Von (mostly obsesssing over Theo’s drug use)… after that… Same question besides NABJ (arrived late, left early, killed his entire black voter initiative), what in your opinion was Trump’s best & most difficult interview in 2024? TIA. -
Harris "interview" with MSNBC Stephanie Ruhle
SaintsInDome2006 replied to jerryskids's topic in The Geek Club
Im just asking you what you think his most impressive interview was. It’s a softball for a fan. Pick one of the crypto bloggers or third way types like Rogan if you like. Actually IMO his interview with Gutfeld was the best sit down he’s done since the pre-2014 Stern days. -
Harris "interview" with MSNBC Stephanie Ruhle
SaintsInDome2006 replied to jerryskids's topic in The Geek Club
Ok. What is Trump’s most useful & difficult interview in the 2024 election, aside from the NABJ interview (for which he was late & left early & substantively was a complete disaster)? TIA. -
Probably the best comp for Trump is George Wallace, who like Trump was a candidate who was viewed as a dangerous populist extremism &’also had two assassination attempts on him.
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You should add Ford - he had two attempts on his life within 1 month.
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What are the thoughts on Dalton rest of season - this year’s Baker Mayfield?
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In February 2021, when they started testing. Good lord, the absolute worst thing is when Maga gets exactly what it demanded, it’s always unacceptable.
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Thanks. It's interesting (seriously) but what you're telling me is that CBP wasn't testing when supposedly no one was coming into the country and then when people were coming into the country they were testing via other agencies. Ok.
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End of 2020 per your own link there were still over 50,000 encounters.