#public manipulation

[mylovelyrainblog]

In face of hospital and ambulance bombing, Tumblr is censoring tags to help Israel manipulate public opinions. Neat.

Did Israel pay you or are you volunteering? You must love genocide a whole lot. But this is too obvious, you idiots. The people will remember you.

And to everyone, I hope you understand censoring political opinions will always eventually lead to this: stifling communication and information flow and cause the world to go downhill. We need better internet.

Freedom of Speech is the foundation of all other freedoms.

[mylovelyrainblog]

Israel has not just revealed itself to the world. It has revealed the evils that exist in each government that supported this genocide: the hypocrisy, the anti-humanity, the enmity towards own people.

They call this democracy? They have hijacked Democracy to treat the people as manipulatable and ignorable. They go against every value they postured to the world. What is left is dirty politics. Wake up. Wake up. You can not let yourself be “represented” like this.

[mylovelyrainblog]

It’s fucking wild that they expect us to believe the cure to cynicism is to close our eyes🙈? Self-care ourselves to oblivion? What do you come to this world for?

Thank God there are social medias from conflicting powers for us to get information. You bet none of them are going to be unbalanced, but can look at all of them to see through their craps.

Freedom of Speech is the base to all other freedoms.

[endofthestaff]

I wish to summon 3224 people to help provide joy

[thelastgoodwoman]

[priceofliberty]

The Secrets of Food Marketing

(The speaker in this video is actually an actress named Kate Miles)

[priceofliberty]

"You don't need us to tell you gas prices are back on the rise."

There's something going on with local news outlets owned by larger media conglomerates. It's as if they're all reading from the same script, receiving the same cues.

Here are some more examples (thanks to Conan O'Brien, who "pushed the envelope of late night television").

"An item or two or ten..."

"Economic factors may take some Spring out of the Easter bunny's steps this year"

"I scream, you scream, you know the rest..."

"Mike Meyers says 'yeah, baby'"

"Cyber Monday -- enjoyed from a desk, or the couch"

"A child's happiness is priceless, especially on a birthday"

"The finals days of the campaign can get a little salty"

"Could this be the end of e-mail overload?"

[absurdlakefront]

Politicians love to talk about religion, because they don’t have to prove anything. But that’s the major reason religion really has no place in politics. It’s hard enough for voters and policy makers to hash through the real-world claims that fly around in politics. Trying to figure out what some silent, mythical god wants us to do is a fool’s errand. That god is always and forever going to want what the person speaking for him wants him to want, and nothing else.

Amanda Marcotte, Why Are So Many Christians so Un-Christian?