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  • How do you all feel about Reuters, Associated Press, National Public Radio and BBC

    Recommend them all. They’re pretty unbiased and highly credible. I’m also a monthly donor to NPR :)

    I tend to just stick to the wire services (Reuters, AP) and fill in with NPR/BBC and some local news stations that aren’t owned by Sinclair. I tend to avoid any and all that have clear bias or try to appeal to emotion. I just want the verified facts.

    For topics related to technology and privacy, TechDirt is pretty solid. They don’t pull punches and are very well researched.

    I’ll edit this comment if I think of any more specific ones.








  • I’m happy he’s not spewing hate anymore. However, I abhor (and denounce) how that came to pass and remain genuinely disgusted at the sick, bloodthirsty mob social media turns into when shit like this happens (or attempted happens).

    I am very much not an “ends justify the means” kind of person and firmly believe that kind of logic is extremely dangerous.

    How does this make me feel? Well, disgusted. Disgusted that there’s more gun violence in the world, disgusted that people are cheering it on, and disgusted with pretty much everyone’s knee-jerk takes on the matter. I can forgive celebrating his passing as dark humor / gallows humor. I can even understand laughing at the schadenfreude due to the guy’s stance on exactly this kind of thing. But for people to be praising the suspect or calling for more is firmly crossing the line into psychopath territory.

    Again, the ends do not justify the means.

    I can feel in my bones that the other shoe is about to drop, and all these people salivating over the bloodshed are not going to be happy when it does. Violence only begets more violence, and people need to understand that and not be cheering it on.