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>How about the Senate and the internet outrage machine spend time on companies like Equifax instead You have not understood what this outrage is about. Trump's
by ILikeConemowk 9y ago
>How about the Senate and the internet outrage machine spend time on companies like Equifax instead
You have not understood what this outrage is about. Trump's campaign didn't use data from the Equifax breach to win the election, so it doesn't matter.
No, it also doesn't matter that Obama did the same and boasted about it. He is a visionary, Trump is a baddie.
Do you get it? Trump baddie, all other politicians, unless Republicans, goodies.
If I had known that Trump winning would be enough to get some of my friends off Facebook, I would have urged all my American friends to vote for him!
Oh, well.
- exergy 9y agoPathetic argument. How about you go back and look at the Equifax breach threads on HN. There was just as much (and ultimately, just as impotent) outrage there. How about you realize that people can be intelligent enough to get worked up about both incidents? Also, your second to last sentence is the type of glib, dimwitted and edgelord-y kind of nonchalance that reduces all internet conversation threads to "snarkiest cynic wins". Try harder.
- ILikeConemowk 9y ago> Try harder. I don't really think I have to. You are already trying hard enough to elicit an emotional reaction on my part. FYI: mine wasn't an argument, it is a sarcastic statement meant to explain why, to some extent, very few people seemed to care about the Equifax debacle and we didn't see this level of outrage. My point still stands.