The fact that a “mainstream” news site posted a fake photo should be front news everywhere. That’s scary right there and they should be held accountable. If it was a mistake they need to publish a retraction.hmmm666 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 11:09 am Fox News is altering images to make it look like there are armed guards
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... 1592021279
Here’s the altered photoAs part of a package of stories Friday about the zone, where demonstrators have taken over several city blocks on Capitol Hill after Seattle police abandoned the East Precinct, Fox’s website for much of the day featured a photo of a man standing with a military-style rifle in front of what appeared to be a smashed retail storefront.
The image was actually a mashup of photos from different days, taken by different photographers — it was done by splicing a Getty Images photo of an armed man, who had been at the protest zone June 10, with other images from May 30 of smashed windows in downtown Seattle. Another altered image combined the gunman photo with yet another image, making it appear as though he was standing in front of a sign declaring “You are now entering Free Cap Hill.”
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It is not a "mistake" when you take multiple images from different days, different cities, and combine them to make scary images. Then post them during a newscast. That takes time and effort and someone is paid for that work.Lemons wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:11 pmThe fact that a “mainstream” news site posted a fake photo should be front news everywhere. That’s scary right there and they should be held accountable. If it was a mistake they need to publish a retraction.hmmm666 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 11:09 am Fox News is altering images to make it look like there are armed guards
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-ne ... 1592021279
Here’s the altered photoAs part of a package of stories Friday about the zone, where demonstrators have taken over several city blocks on Capitol Hill after Seattle police abandoned the East Precinct, Fox’s website for much of the day featured a photo of a man standing with a military-style rifle in front of what appeared to be a smashed retail storefront.
The image was actually a mashup of photos from different days, taken by different photographers — it was done by splicing a Getty Images photo of an armed man, who had been at the protest zone June 10, with other images from May 30 of smashed windows in downtown Seattle. Another altered image combined the gunman photo with yet another image, making it appear as though he was standing in front of a sign declaring “You are now entering Free Cap Hill.”
I worked doing photo editing for a news organization. We were instructed to never alter a news image - no making anyone look better, or worse, or removing items from a photo, or changing background, etc. All we did was blur out copyrighted logos in an obvious way and tone to reproduce properly.
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No, actually I don’t understand how a couple of politicians, and shitty ones like Trump and Palin at that, were able to manipulate their base into thinking mainstream is a bad thing. That to be an extremist is good.AZLizardLady wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:28 amOf course you understand, Lemons, but you simply don't agree.Lemons wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:03 amI don’t always agree with the majority either. It’s just that you call conventional news sites with reputations for excellence as “mainstream” in a sarcastic way that Sarah Palin used to and now Trump does. That it’s an insult to be part of the mainstream. I just don’t understand.AZLizardLady wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 12:26 am
When someone's argument includes the words "the vast majority," I have to wonder if they're more inclined to think on their own or follow the herd.
I am not an extremist. In today's society, there are different definitions for the term conventional thinking and no, I don't always agree with how the herd thinks.
"Reputations for excellence" would be WHICH ones, in your opinion? CNN with its low ratings? Same with MSNBC...both of which have been accused of and even caught fabricating stories?
They are referred to as "mainstream" by many and because they are. Mainstream doesn't always imply correct reporting or upright, straightforward and unbiased journalism.
And for the hundredth time CNN and MSNBC are entertainment news TV channels with a lot of commentary. I’m talking about the NYT, Washington Post, AP News, NPR, BBC and all the other sites that report the news. These “mainstream” news sites have falsely been proclaimed as fake news and so many of you went along with it. Makes no sense.
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The police chief, who is getting the calls of rape and violence to the area and can't get to people, has a very different eye witness account of what's transpiring.WellPreserved wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 3:43 pm "What has emerged is an experiment in life without the police — part street festival, part commune. Hundreds have gathered to hear speeches, poetry and music. On Tuesday night, dozens of people sat in the middle of an intersection to watch “13th,” the Ava DuVernay film about the criminal justice system’s impact on African-Americans. On Wednesday, children made chalk drawings in the middle of the street."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/11/us/s ... -zone.html
Y'all make it sound like "The Purge".
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Fox News is also showing old protest tapes and inferring that it’s happening now. I guess desperation of a failing president and knowing their base is gullible has made them bold.
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Chief Best has a different take on "the summer of love".
http://www.tampadispatch.com/seattle-po ... out-crime/
Response times have tripled. The ones hurt the most by actions such as this being allowed to continue are those marginalized people.
Reporters aren't being allowed in, so anything from the media is likely hearsay.
http://www.tampadispatch.com/seattle-po ... out-crime/
Response times have tripled. The ones hurt the most by actions such as this being allowed to continue are those marginalized people.
Reporters aren't being allowed in, so anything from the media is likely hearsay.
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Bikers. Like the Outlaws.Frau Holle wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 10:05 am That is a list of people that live together for various purposes.
This is a debate about groups that ban police presence and set up their own means of policing the community they’ve set up.
moviestar wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 7:41 am I mean, they don’t all have names? At least not names you recognize, I guess. I stayed at one for several months when I was pregnant with my oldest and it didn’t have a name, it was just some property owned by some old hippies. I emerged decidedly un-traumatized, in fact I have quite fond memories of the place, which still exists and has not to my knowledge inspired any lifetime specials. I think maybe you’re thinking all communes are cult communes, like Waco or something? They aren’t. not even all of the religious ones ever have anything happen to make them newsworthy.
I found this directory which lists over 700 in the US and another 300+ abroad: https://www.ic.org/directory/intentiona ... y-country/. That probably isn't a comprehensive list since many of them don’t really do internet marketing. They are more common than you probably think and definitely do not all lead to trauma, madness and tragedy.
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Can’t have ended in massacre, mass suicide, child abuse or so much drug use that no one know what reality was.
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But I'm still the winner! They lied! They cheated! They stole the election!
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When was this, where did you read this? What is your source?Valentina327 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:35 pmThe police chief, who is getting the calls of rape and violence to the area and can't get to people, has a very different eye witness account of what's transpiring.WellPreserved wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 3:43 pm "What has emerged is an experiment in life without the police — part street festival, part commune. Hundreds have gathered to hear speeches, poetry and music. On Tuesday night, dozens of people sat in the middle of an intersection to watch “13th,” the Ava DuVernay film about the criminal justice system’s impact on African-Americans. On Wednesday, children made chalk drawings in the middle of the street."
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/11/us/s ... -zone.html
Y'all make it sound like "The Purge".
The live pictures being shown now show very few people walking around. No barriers that can’t be moved in case of an emergency.
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I am always supportive of those who wish to garden.... but that was the saddest garden I've ever seen in my life!Mr.Smile wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2020 7:20 pmum, Matt Walsh just retweeted a pic from Antifastan of the garden the commies planted. the "garden" speaks for itself
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Oooh! Fill me in! Where did they overtake nearly a mile of public street, hold businesses stuck in that area hostage, extort them for "protection" money, run the police out of their own station, have armed imbeciles guard their borders and assault the police? I wanna see!Thelma Harper wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 1:48 pmBikers. Like the Outlaws.Frau Holle wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 10:05 am That is a list of people that live together for various purposes.
This is a debate about groups that ban police presence and set up their own means of policing the community they’ve set up.
moviestar wrote: ↑Sat Jun 13, 2020 7:41 am I mean, they don’t all have names? At least not names you recognize, I guess. I stayed at one for several months when I was pregnant with my oldest and it didn’t have a name, it was just some property owned by some old hippies. I emerged decidedly un-traumatized, in fact I have quite fond memories of the place, which still exists and has not to my knowledge inspired any lifetime specials. I think maybe you’re thinking all communes are cult communes, like Waco or something? They aren’t. not even all of the religious ones ever have anything happen to make them newsworthy.
I found this directory which lists over 700 in the US and another 300+ abroad: https://www.ic.org/directory/intentiona ... y-country/. That probably isn't a comprehensive list since many of them don’t really do internet marketing. They are more common than you probably think and definitely do not all lead to trauma, madness and tragedy.