[FRIAM] @fakedonaldtrump
Steven A Smith
sasmyth at swcp.com
Fri Aug 18 16:46:58 EDT 2017
Gil -
Thanks for the reference to Anonymous at YouTube. You can tell I'm an old
fogey by my irritable reaction to the style of their videos. I felt
like it was created by/for Max Headroom!
I HAVE watched one or two before (over a year ago?) with the same
reaction. I have a natural (Ithink) mixed reaction to their
bluff/threats... what was that about contacting people in Lagos,
Nigeria? I didn't think Anonymous were prone to threatening IRL
violence, but rather stayed with what I think of as "targeted vandalism"
in cyberspace?
I'm also (still) confused about how there can ever be a single true
voice for such a by-definition amorphous and distributed and ultimately
defined only by self-definition group? Some aspects of their
nature/behaviour feels a bit too much like the alt.right they are (in
this moment) going up against.
- Steve
On 8/18/17 2:02 PM, Gillian Densmore wrote
> Anonymous has been posting videos on youtube sugesting people put
> aside the petty bickering. Making sugestion what things people can do
> to empower themselves. Their current call to arms is about (weirdly)
> love and joy and getting rid of washinton as it currently is and try
> for something like a Sociliast Republic/Technorocracy.
> They're pretty tired of the sheer rage coming in and out of washington
> if the videos are anything to go by.
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 18, 2017 at 12:22 PM, Marcus Daniels <marcus at snoutfarm.com
> <mailto:marcus at snoutfarm.com>> wrote:
>
> “While I feel very nervous about Twitter shutting down theDonald's
> personal account
> so cavalierly, I can imagine how devastating it would be to his
> ego to not be able to
> blurt out his nonsense at all times of the day or night without
> benefit of counsel by
> his (admittedly highly flawed) inner circle/counsel. Moving the
> same blurts to @POTUS
> might be all it would achieve, which might enhance the absurdity
> yet more?”
>
> While I like the idea of his continued self-sabotage, his
> pronouncements probably keep a part of the base stoked.
>
> If his accounts were to go away, those folks might not have the
> initiative to replace that outlet with another. And then they
> could get back to torturing animals or whatever it is they do all day.
>
> The ACLU new policy to not support armed groups seems like a good
> step. There are other groups like the SPLC that can tackle the
> haters. I hope that if his rhetoric continues this way, and he
> repeatedly violates their terms of services, that they do shut him
> down completely. He can go on Fox and Friends or something.
>
> Marcus
>
>
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