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Asking for a fren
- Humiliate your opponent for every action they take.
When you show that you've taken a hit, it makes them appear stronger than you.
- Speak the truth as loudly as the lies. If the enemy does something, react in the same way they would if you had done it.
If you act like their actions are no big deal and 'expected' then it justifies it.
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Until our outrage changes into actual outrage, we will always lose the information war.
This should have been declares a national emergency in every damn news outlet, online forum, tweets, etc in the EXACT SAME WAY THE LEFT DOES THEIR FAKE OUTRAGE.
Yall have me sitting here laughing my ASS off at pepe's seeing "Chinese boats and bikes coming from miles away", Trump using multiple alternate Twitter accounts to fuck with Jack, and everyone changing their photos to DJT with a mustache.
THIS IS MY TD.WIN!
Make him suffer it if it happens.
Time to remove your digital footprint. This is gonna sound a bit "larpy and conspiratorial" but I promise this is real life stuff.
I recommend everyone scan through your emails and for every company that sends you an email, recognize that they have personal data on you. UNSUBSCRIBE AND DELETE accounts for any that you don't need. Do you really need that 10% off a Papa Johns pizza? No? Good, you probably don't need to be encouraged to eat there any more than you would normally, so by having an account, but not signing up for emails, you'll eliminate data sharing with google (and you'll probably save money in the long run). Obviously they will still send an initial "Account created" email, but it won't contain regularly scheduled links that you click on to tell Google "This caught my attention so I clicked on this email". Sounds like nothing harmful right? Well if they can detect what distracts you, then they can KNOW how to distract you.
MOVE TO PROTON MAIL. You don't realize how much data people have on you until you ask them to send it to you. I had my Facebook data sent to me a while back (after a couple years using it but never really sharing more than I had to) and when I found everything from IP addresses, to phone messages, to MAC addresses, to practically my blood type (/s) and I realized it was time to stop. I've since moved away from big tech, and now using alternate tech (listed below).
Google tracks everything you do, down to how long you are on their page, to where your cursor points, and even how long you read emails. If you use Google Maps, they always know where you are, and if you don't, then they can read your emails to see what local businesses you get emails from and triangulate your info from there. Hell, I have a friend who works in advertising and they can tell if your ad caused you to buy something IN-STORE based on the time you saw it, the time you purchased the item, and tie the transaction to the ad. Don't believe me? Imagine they can do more than you have heard of.
I work in "data" and I can tell you that people have access to EVERYTHING, even if they don't use it, or claim to store it. But here's the thing, Google DOES store your emails (obviously) or else you wouldn't be able to retrieve them yourself. They can access your account (they control password recovery) and they can do much much more. They do background checks too, sometimes within their own internal systems (like Blizzard asking people to submit driver's licenses to cancel their accounts after the FreeHongKong stuff) in order to detect multiple accounts and tie them together for analytics purposes. (You really think they don't try to distinguish between number of users and number of accounts??) They also store information from user verification when you submit documents like a Driver's License, SSN (don't be that dumb) and more.
Back to emails, Google collects data on what kind of emails you receive. They DO have the ability to read your emails when using Gmail, and though they don't have to 'say' they use it, I promise you that they HAVE the data if they ever wanted to look at it.
As I was saying, unsubscribe from everything you don't TRULY need. Instead, make browser tabs. It's less annoying and you won't be wasting time checking emails.
If you need a gmail account (for Youtube etc) then make one, but do nothing with it. Just saying all of this so that you know there are better alternatives out there. They may be strange to use at first, but so was the first Facebook layout change (you get used to the changes, and eventually prefer them).
By now, everyone should be using:
** - BRAVE BROWSER**
** - DUCKDUCKGO SEARCH ENGINE**
** - PROTONMAIL**
** - MSECURE (passwords)**
Just my opinion.
Also, Rep. Kyle Biedermann, a Central Texas Republican is introducing legislation in the Texas House to allow Texans to vote on secession from the United States. Too bad blue cities will make up 49% of that vote due to fraud.
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