Irrelevant
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Ukraine / Russia
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Addicting
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I was going for volume per day top 5. Not of all time, but I’m sure you will catch them.
BigHornRam
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You have heard of Cheech and Chong, right?
Little cold war mockery from back in the day from them.
Nick87
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Yes
I had a dinner with her one night back in the mid 70's. Knew her brother.
noharleyyet
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Maybe not but many will realize what they've been doing.
BigHornRam
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It's called speed scrolling these days, Ken.
Posts per day is a far more meaningful metric than post totals. Ken's been a member since W was President, so of course his total is going to be higher.
C'mon man.
I'd add a graph or some other chit though I'm not as skilled nor have the time involved in the @wllm1313 capabilities of tasks that I'd imagine repetition has finely tuned.
That said:
VG = 10 pages of 20 per page. Either HT search tires out at 10 pages or... 200 posts are VG's in this thread.
Wllm = 95 posts
Neffa = 126
<--- = 80
VG, I think you're the Champ for this thread.
That said:
VG = 10 pages of 20 per page. Either HT search tires out at 10 pages or... 200 posts are VG's in this thread.
Wllm = 95 posts
Neffa = 126
<--- = 80
VG, I think you're the Champ for this thread.
VikingsGuy
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So, quick math has me at about 5/day. With a fair amount of those being cut-n-paste humor and repeats of standard handloading and firearm recommendations. That is my complete and total internet communication of any type. No twitter account, no facebook account, no insta account, no snapchat, no 24h campfire, no longrangehunter, no rokslide, no monstermuleys, no parlor, no rumble, no telegram, no tik tok, nothing, nada. Maybe one non-work email a day. I leave it to each of you to decide if I am more prolific than you or others you see online.
I do find it interesting that the only time my post volume is a topic of discussion is when I call BS on racist/sexist tropes, conspiracy theory non-sense, and daring to question the great trumpkin. You can make of that what you wish.
I do find it interesting that the only time my post volume is a topic of discussion is when I call BS on racist/sexist tropes, conspiracy theory non-sense, and daring to question the great trumpkin. You can make of that what you wish.
Irrelevant
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Hey guys, check the thread title!
www.npr.org
How the false Russian biolab story came to circulate among the U.S. far right
The war over Ukraine's future is being fought on the ground, in the air — and through social media posts and viral videos that take advantage of America's deeply polarized politics.
www.npr.org
Everything will be OK. I'm gunning for 10K. mtmuley
Gerald Martin
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Someone dares question the existence of the Great Pumpkin? Heresy!
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longbow51
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Actually I wish I had gone short on all the "conspiracy theories" which turned out to be fact in the last couple of years. And I freely admit that, early on, I bought some of them. We should all be a little warier now.
Couple days, then?
BigHornRam
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Untangling disinformation using media matters as your source. Solid journalism NPR!Hey guys, check the thread title!
View attachment 216625How the false Russian biolab story came to circulate among the U.S. far right
The war over Ukraine's future is being fought on the ground, in the air — and through social media posts and viral videos that take advantage of America's deeply polarized politics.
Media Matters for America - InfluenceWatch
Media Matters for America (MMfA) was established in 2004 by conservative-turned-liberal activist David Brock. MMfA was created as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, nonprofit organization. MMfA positions itself as a fact-checker, focusing on conservative media bias and inaccuracies. In practice, the...
www.influencewatch.org
This is the extent of what they used Media Matters for in that article.
He was not used as a primary expert on anything other than stating trends in media responses to misinformation. An opinion from a guy at a liberal think tank doesn't invalidate the rest of the article. The majority of this article relies on a UW professor of Russian and Eurasian studies, not Media Matters.
Addicting
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Me bringing it up had absolutely nothing to do with anything but the post portion I quoted. I found it funny, that’s all.
All fun and games until...
Life. And now that we've hashed out the epic level of posts -
Ukraine Russia... and all the countries involved. Be it media matters, NPR, QANON or who was that pale skinned wiki guy holed up in some embassy or wherever he lives? Haha!
One thinks The Guardian is objective another thinks...
Blah! How 'bout some APNews folks.
Seems some of the big kahunas of Mother Russia are tiring of Putin and lack of using their yachts freely, me thinks...
apnews.com
Life. And now that we've hashed out the epic level of posts -
Ukraine Russia... and all the countries involved. Be it media matters, NPR, QANON or who was that pale skinned wiki guy holed up in some embassy or wherever he lives? Haha!
One thinks The Guardian is objective another thinks...
Blah! How 'bout some APNews folks.
Seems some of the big kahunas of Mother Russia are tiring of Putin and lack of using their yachts freely, me thinks...
Some prominent Russians quit jobs, refuse to support war
The resignation of Anatoly Chubais, who was President Vladimir Putin’s envoy to international organizations for sustainable development, was not the first resignation of a state official over the war with Ukraine, but it was one of the most striking.
apnews.com
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