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Don’t worry, ajax. This shooting story will be demoted to a local story after a week, as well. They’re common enough.ajax18 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 2:11 pmDarrell Brooks killed twice as many people and injured many more in Waukesha a week ago. But since the suspect is black, didn't use a gun, and has a social media history of anti white racism, this story was quickly demoted from the national scene to nothing more than a local news story.
Mass shootings (many of them involving dead kids and adolescents in public schools killed by white people) are so common in the States that they get demoted from the national scene just days after.ajax18 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 2:11 pmDarrell Brooks killed twice as many people and injured many more in Waukesha a week ago. But since the suspect is black, didn't use a gun, and has a social media history of anti white racism, this story was quickly demoted from the national scene to nothing more than a local news story. But stories that fit the leftist mainstream media narrative like this one become national news stories. For similar reasons, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were quick to visit Jacob Blake and his family but do not intend to visit Darrell Brooks victims in Waukesha.
Ajax’s posting has a lot of similarities to the Stormfront “BUGS” who call their online activity a “swarmfront”. The bottom line, and one of the things he does consistently that falls in line with their strategy, is to always stay on the offensive. This is why all discussions where he participates attempts to shift focus from the topic to a grievance involving a minority, mostly black men. People spend an order of magnitude more time and energy debunking his white supremacist narrative than he does creating, and when one topic is shown to be false he simply shifts to some other grievance rife with inaccuracies and falsehoods.For years, Stormfront had a "manual" for how internet "insurgents" should behave. (They called them Bugs. The actual program was known as Swarmfront.) A lot of it emanated from Stormfront's raiding board Swarmfront, which was dedicated to "red pilling" Reddit and 4chan.[6][7] "Raiding" or "forum sliding" is a form of faux grass roots activism where people try to make it appear like an opinion is really popular.
The goal of the online campaign was to make gullible men feel like all of their problems in life are caused by minorities. When they found an example of anti-white sentiment, they blew it out of proportion. When they couldn't find one, they fabricated it themselves. They'd barrage you with worthless links and misleading statistics and force you to refute it line-by-line.[8] Essentially, it's a psychosocial tactic where you perseverate on every real and perceived slight against you, with the ultimate aim of giving yourself permission to do something horrible.
I'm just pointing out why the mainstream media based on which stories they choose to cover are not really journalists as much as they are left wing activists.Doctor CamNC4Me wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 4:37 pmAjax’s posting has a lot of similarities to the Stormfront “BUGS” who call their online activity a “swarmfront”. The bottom line, and one of the things he does consistently that falls in line with their strategy, is to always stay on the offensive. This is why all discussions where he participates attempts to shift focus from the topic to a grievance involving a minority, mostly black men. People spend an order of magnitude more time and energy debunking his white supremacist narrative than he does creating, and when one topic is shown to be false he simply shifts to some other grievance rife with inaccuracies and falsehoods.For years, Stormfront had a "manual" for how internet "insurgents" should behave. (They called them Bugs. The actual program was known as Swarmfront.) A lot of it emanated from Stormfront's raiding board Swarmfront, which was dedicated to "red pilling" Reddit and 4chan.[6][7] "Raiding" or "forum sliding" is a form of faux grass roots activism where people try to make it appear like an opinion is really popular.
The goal of the online campaign was to make gullible men feel like all of their problems in life are caused by minorities. When they found an example of anti-white sentiment, they blew it out of proportion. When they couldn't find one, they fabricated it themselves. They'd barrage you with worthless links and misleading statistics and force you to refute it line-by-line.[8] Essentially, it's a psychosocial tactic where you perseverate on every real and perceived slight against you, with the ultimate aim of giving yourself permission to do something horrible.
This will never change.
- Doc