whatever, but why did they need to bring cringe to a whole new level with this video.
I want Larry back too, and I'd like to have outlaw morgan but he wont join bc hes doing his own thing, the dude is fun af and very honest too.
However, I dont think he is the kind of dude Id like to hang out with, thats for sure. He comes across as a narcissist (imho).
i loved the "cross state lines" video.
I disagree with him on many topics, still the production is superb and he covers many different issues. Not to mention that the music is always top notch.
OMG WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS
Twitter is a shithole.
whoa! I hope he hasnt been cancelled, i like his show! ?
Apparently he's been arrested by the FBI for storming the Capitol: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/535060-feds-arrest-right-wing-media-figure-who-promoted-storming-capitol
Jeb Bush in an interview with Telemundo
In an alternate universe...
Don't give them ideas.
i laughed my ass off but i felt bad at the same time bc i like f&f and Vin Diesel.
I dont think it was a "honeypot" but it was poorly designed. There was almost no real engagement, worked like shit and 90% of the accounts I believe were either bots or lunatics.
https://threatpost.com/parler-archive-amazon-suspension/162928/
On Monday, @donk_enby dispelled rumors posted on Reddit forums that said that private data had been scraped as part of the archival effort, reiterating that only content publicly available via the web is being archived. Data such as email addresses, phone numbers, private messages or credit-card numbers were not affected (unless they were publicly posted), she said.
However, that public data – including the GPS coordinates from the image metadata – could pose a privacy concern when it comes to what Parler was collecting from its users. Previously, the service has come under fire for asking users for their Social Security numbers and photo-ID images in order to become a verified account on the platform.
Chris Vickery, director of cyber risk research with UpGuard, told Threatpost many services remove this metadata when images and videos are uploaded to their site. Because Parler kept this metadata in, it reveals data attached to user phones, including GPS coordinates or phone models.
The data might prove valuable to law enforcement since many who participated in the riots deleted their posts and videos afterward. The data scrape includes deleted posts, meaning that Parler stored user data after users deleted it.
Has anyone being able to pay for the subscription yet?
Peace out dude. I dont mind his inconsistencies, they are part of Gavin's "charm" imho, but if the show lately is only triggering you, then unsubscribing is the right decision for you. Most of what you wrote is pretty much true, btw ?, I dont think anyone here will bother trying to prove you wrong, although the satanic part is very off.
His boxing skills do suck -sp. given that he's been years training although he admits hes only larping-, but to me finally giving in to his advice and actually trying that particular sport has been a lifesaver for me at this point of my life. But yeah, I completely agree.
Honestly, I dont think Gavin will answer your post over here, you could send him this exact message to the mailbag or his email and see if he engages (dont be too hopeful tho, bc he is immune to criticism).
See you around!
p.s: Why is allowing AIU using his platform "non-Christian"? Just wondering.
What you guys did was plainly wrong, it has backfired and resulted in 4 casualties and dozens injured. I don't think your actions will bring any positive outcome, as it will further polarize US society.
I do hope this time politicians can do their f*cking job and reconciliate both sides.
All his merch is made in China.
This reminds me of the stories the elderly used to tell us about the Civil War. People started eating cats and what not, especially on cities. However, Selco's seems to be much more extreme.
I still have my account but havent logged in for ages since the Censored.TV forum got shut down. I used to check videogame-related info there, but Idont even check that out anymore.
me too. And then connecting via MSN Messenger with the people you got close too. Golden era of the internet indeed. Now all we get are lousy tiktok videos and censorship.
My friend is an elementary school teacher. She told me doing it online is so much work. She works at a school located in a very poor area, some family did not have a steady internet connection or did not have laptops, sometimes not even tablets. They had to think out of the box to make children be able to learn while receiving low-red pics of their homework and making sure everyone could have an internet connection (mobile data bc during lockdown no fiber-optic or dsl installations were being done), submit their homework via email, Whatsapp or FB Messenger and talked to parents via phonecall (paid from their own pocket) any issue or instruction l, relying on books and a simple Google doc documents with instructions. The director felt the children were "not busy enough" and that caused a lot of trouble for both parents and children (we are taking here about unemployed parents with no income who were already very stressed out or parents working from home who couldnt devote all their attention and electronic devices to children). Still, working together with the parents they were able to organize themselves and figure out how to reach everyone in spite of their limited resources. It became an almost 24/7 job.
She told me trying to teach children, making sure their are learning and keeping their phones always open to talk to parents at anytime was MUCH MORE WORK and very EXHAUSTING. And frustrating, because it was a huge challenge and sometimes they felt they were giving their 100% and still some kids were failing to catch up for many reasons. They also had videocalls every now and then to review content, which do not have the same effect with children because they can easily become distracted.
As all extra activities last year were cancelled, the board and the teachers decided to use the money to buy masks and gel and work on a "back to school" protocol.
So far there had been no Covid case since September, the kids are happy to be back, the teachers also avoid scaremongering children with germs or the virus - it is much less effective and only makes them panic - and allow them "breath" time anytime they need it. They also make breaks in turns so every class gets to go out, play and be active. Children are quick learners and adapt to all circumstances, and the levels of stress of children, parents and teachers have decreased as a result. Moreover, if a kid for whatever the reason is in lockdown, now they know how to keep him up to date with the contents and have enough time to follow up the kid's situation and bring a psychologist if needed when he is back.
So far, so good. She told me she'd be very pissed off if there were another total lockdown, because children suffer not only academically but psychologically, and it is exhausting for teachers and parents.
I honestly think the people in the video are the kind that tell their students to watch some tutorial on algebra explained by some dude in India and expect them to submit a sheet with a shitload of equations solved before 5pm.