If you’re in a Tl;dr Mood, YouTuber Shoe0nhead’s Video above is a pretty good synopsis of the Karen meme, and the actual irony of what’s going on right now on Twitter.
Julie Bindel, an online commentator (with some rather extremist views on men and other groups of humans that she finds intolerable), Recently opined that the term Karen should be considered analogous to the N-word for white women.
This led to a rather heated series of responses from #BlackTwitter, As well as a fair amount of mockery online.
And perhaps the divine comedy and all of this? The actual…
First off, let me say that I’m expecting to get a lot of flak just for addressing this issue — but it’s one that needs to be addressed, Now.
American Muslims have played sideline roles for the past few decades, as we slowly became part of the tapestry that makes America great — and understood, as our communities came together to tackle terrorism in our midst.
For the better part of the past few decades, Nationwide sexual scandals that have rocked clergy members have been contained within Christian and Jewish circles. When that comes to politicians — the same applied.
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ZDNet Recently reported that a group of hackers compromised SyTech, A subcontractor to the Russian state intelligence/spy organization — the FSB.
What was recovered was 7.5 TB of data comprising details of ongoing Russian Internet, spy and disinformation projects:
ZDnet notes the following active projects in play:
FSB’S SECRET PROJECTS
Per the different reports in Russian media, the files indicate that SyTech had worked since 2009 on a multitude of projects since 2009 for FSB unit 71330 and for fellow contractor Quantum. Projects include:
Nautilus — a project for collecting data about social media users (such as Facebook and LinkedIn).
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Over the course of the past three years, we have seen the immigration issue, in America, bubble from a conversation into a full blown argument — with neither side of the aisle willing to fully compromise, to create a solution that ensures longer term success — Not just for Migrants, but Americans alike.
A little over 20 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed into law the policies that have created the deportation machine and current quagmire that we are experiencing in America today.
According to Vox:
The ’96 law essentially invented immigration enforcement as we know it today — where…
For those of you who’ve read me before — you’ll know that I write about a number serious topics — but I oftentimes really like the cover pop culture, specifically focusing on things like Memes. I just love Memes.
However, this story is a little different. It’s a tale of how influence has gone next level.
So, Gather around netizens — and let me tell you the pop culture story of Belle Delphine.
Belle Delphene is a popular Instagram Cosplayer and streamer, Who has gotten the ire of a number of her less outgoing fans over the course of the…
At lunch today, We were discussing the recent court decision that precludes president Donald Trump from blocking detractors on Twitter. The court opinion spoke to two key points those being the opportunity to allow for vigorous debate — and paid elected officials being precluded from preventing discourse with constituents.
Now, There’s a fine line here which at some point we’re going to need some further clarification on.
You see — My attorney is an unpaid party official for the Libertarian party, And I am an unpaid district leader for the Republican party in Harlem.
While our party roles are political…
Since Europe began to slide down the slippery slope of designating specific types of speech, hate speech — We have seen a rise in the number of American citizens who believe that specific types of speech should not only be shut down — but specifically controlled and forbidden.
The curiousness of these calls for the shutting down of specific types of speech — oddly come from the left — who only a few decades ago were critical, of a mere mention of the FBI.
Today a number of groups — ranging from Social Media platforms to prominent Democrat politicians to…
Yesterday’s Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp (all owned by Facebook) outage is a stark reminder of the limitations of cloud-based distributed social networking platforms.
As well as jokes from the CIA:
Which led me to tweet this quip:
The promise of cryptocurrency is a fully distributed and decentralized payment system — that can replace or supplant the complicated and expensive payment processors of today.
Facebook’s #Libra, however It is more of a centralized payment platform with payment features, designed to compete more directly with banks and central banks.
When you enter Auschwitz, to the south of the city of Katowice, Poland — there is a chilling air surrounding the sign at the gates, with the moniker “Arbeit Macht Frei” and the Knowledge today that — work only lead to slaughter.
The Nazi concentration camp system involved the forced rail transportation of Jews, Gypsies and dissidents to work detention camps that manifested a whole host of atrocities.
Attractive Jewish women were plucked from the camps and placed in Hitler’s “Joy Division” where they were forced into sexual slavery.
Jews were put to forced labor and starved almost to death…
Over the course of the past few months, the entirety of the cryptocurrency community — as well as leaders within finTech and banking — have been hotly anticipating the details of Facebook’s libra token.
This week, that information became public and paints a picture of a global cryptocurrency — that seems to want to tackle problems from a perspective that resides soundly within the Silicon Valley echo chamber.
The libra marketing white paper outlines a number of use cases — that speak to the complexity of payday loans and payment processing in developing nations.
Ideally, they seem to want to…
