Re: Anti-Russian rhetoric
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2018 7:28 pm
It seems that access to each clients data has led to their Friends being also assessed. So direct marketing suddenly becomes a whole lot simpler.
I can’t be influenced by beautiful Ukrainian women more than 2 or 3 times a week, not at my age.J Dory wrote:Wasn't the Cambridge Analytica guy caught saying he could arrange for compromising photos to be taken with beautiful Ukranian women? That's probably enough to swing my vote to be fair.
Huh! They must be a bit confused by some of my friends.kk67 wrote:It seems that access to each clients data has led to their Friends being also assessed. So direct marketing suddenly becomes a whole lot simpler.
Stones of granite wrote:I can’t be influenced by beautiful Ukrainian women more than 2 or 3 times a week, not at my age.J Dory wrote:Wasn't the Cambridge Analytica guy caught saying he could arrange for compromising photos to be taken with beautiful Ukranian women? That's probably enough to swing my vote to be fair.
Settle down, Lembit.morepork wrote:Stones of granite wrote:I can’t be influenced by beautiful Ukrainian women more than 2 or 3 times a week, not at my age.J Dory wrote:Wasn't the Cambridge Analytica guy caught saying he could arrange for compromising photos to be taken with beautiful Ukranian women? That's probably enough to swing my vote to be fair.
Shit man, I'll wank you off for a pint.
Hmm...girly 16oz pint or proper Imperial, 20oz?morepork wrote:Stones of granite wrote:I can’t be influenced by beautiful Ukrainian women more than 2 or 3 times a week, not at my age.J Dory wrote:Wasn't the Cambridge Analytica guy caught saying he could arrange for compromising photos to be taken with beautiful Ukranian women? That's probably enough to swing my vote to be fair.
Shit man, I'll wank you off for a pint.
Yeah, sort of. A person with social media accounts tends to follow or link to a set type of person - i.e. ones that they agree with, even in the case of a Never Meet Your Heroes Machine like Twitter can be. This then creates a sort of bubble, and due to different life experiences, social groups, etc., it's not unusual for these bubbles to rarely, if ever, actually interact, outside of the odd instance where someone's post goes viral for whatever reason.Stones of granite wrote:Oh right, so they identify a key minority who think a particular way, then broadcast a targeted message to everyone knowing that that minority will be particularly receptive to it?kk67 wrote:Exactly how they target this minority is secondary. Once they've identified them that's enough.
Got it. Cheers.cashead wrote:Yeah, sort of. A person with social media accounts tends to follow or link to a set type of person - i.e. ones that they agree with, even in the case of a Never Meet Your Heroes Machine like Twitter can be. This then creates a sort of bubble, and due to different life experiences, social groups, etc., it's not unusual for these bubbles to rarely, if ever, actually interact, outside of the odd instance where someone's post goes viral for whatever reason.Stones of granite wrote:Oh right, so they identify a key minority who think a particular way, then broadcast a targeted message to everyone knowing that that minority will be particularly receptive to it?kk67 wrote:Exactly how they target this minority is secondary. Once they've identified them that's enough.
Once someone (or groups of such people) with certain intentions and reasonable technical know-how/financial backing/both create a fairly convincing fake news account and convincing enough at a glance news content with a suitably outrageous headline (something along the lines of, say, "Hillary Clinton fixing to repeal the 13th Amendment," "Bernie wants to repeal the 2nd Amendment!" etc.), you drop that bomb into one of those bubbles, and then it pays off later, because on voting day, enough members of the targeted demographic will either mobilise to vote, or stay home because fuck those fucking fucks, I ain't votin' for them.
Of course, they weren't all Russians, to be fair. But the writer makes a good point. If Boris Johnson had compared the Israelis to the Nazis he'd have been forced to resign within 24 hours...rowan wrote:"The Russians had some twenty million civilians and over ten million members of the armed services killed in the war begun by Hitler when he invaded Russia in Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. To in any fashion equate present-day Russia with Hitler’s Germany is obscene, malevolent and preposterous to a degree that appears impossible for the British government and most of the media to understand."
https://www.counterpunch.org/2018/03/23 ... sh-public/
rowan wrote:Of course, they weren't all Russians, to be fair. But the writer makes a good point. If Boris Johnson had compared the Israelis to the Nazis he'd have been forced to resign within 24 hours...rowan wrote:"The Russians had some twenty million civilians and over ten million members of the armed services killed in the war begun by Hitler when he invaded Russia in Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. To in any fashion equate present-day Russia with Hitler’s Germany is obscene, malevolent and preposterous to a degree that appears impossible for the British government and most of the media to understand."
https://www.counterpunch.org/2018/03/23 ... sh-public/
But he didn't say Putin and pals were like Nazis. Johnson agreed with someone else saying that the Kremlin is using the upcoming world cup like the Nazis used the Olympics to gloss over the shitty things they're doing. There is a subtle but significant difference.rowan wrote:Of course, they weren't all Russians, to be fair. But the writer makes a good point. If Boris Johnson had compared the Israelis to the Nazis he'd have been forced to resign within 24 hours...rowan wrote:"The Russians had some twenty million civilians and over ten million members of the armed services killed in the war begun by Hitler when he invaded Russia in Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. To in any fashion equate present-day Russia with Hitler’s Germany is obscene, malevolent and preposterous to a degree that appears impossible for the British government and most of the media to understand."
https://www.counterpunch.org/2018/03/23 ... sh-public/
I'm sure nobody here would be so hapless as to actually agree with the mop-headed baboon's asinine comments on such a sensitive issue...morepork wrote:rowan wrote:Of course, they weren't all Russians, to be fair. But the writer makes a good point. If Boris Johnson had compared the Israelis to the Nazis he'd have been forced to resign within 24 hours...rowan wrote:"The Russians had some twenty million civilians and over ten million members of the armed services killed in the war begun by Hitler when he invaded Russia in Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. To in any fashion equate present-day Russia with Hitler’s Germany is obscene, malevolent and preposterous to a degree that appears impossible for the British government and most of the media to understand."
https://www.counterpunch.org/2018/03/23 ... sh-public/
Nobody on here would disagree with either Johnson being an idiot or the fact of horrendous loss of Russian life in WWII.
This is, of course, utterly blinkered shyte. Even if you ignore the Russo-Japanese proxy war that was being fought on the borders of Mongolia and Manchuria in the summer of 1939, Russia's 'war' started on the 17th of September of that year, when the Soviet Union invaded Poland in accordance with the pact it had made with Hitler's Nazi Germany. It widened in November when the Soviet Union attacked Finland. Painting the Soviet Union as the wholly innocent victim of Nazism is ignoring the very inconvenient truth of Soviet agression.rowan wrote:"The Russians had some twenty million civilians and over ten million members of the armed services killed in the war begun by Hitler when he invaded Russia in Operation Barbarossa on June 22, 1941. To in any fashion equate present-day Russia with Hitler’s Germany is obscene, malevolent and preposterous to a degree that appears impossible for the British government and most of the media to understand."
https://www.counterpunch.org/2018/03/23 ... sh-public/