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Maybe because whistleblowers like Snowden actually provided the world with tons of evidence that conspiracies like this are sometimes far from fiction.
by malandrew 6y ago
Maybe because whistleblowers like Snowden actually provided the world with tons of evidence that conspiracies like this are sometimes far from fiction.
- scrollaway 6y agoOr maybe because your company's been complicit in feeding high-engagement videos and content to users, indiscriminate to whether the type of engagement is toxic or the damage the videos do, sending those users into a vicious, cult-like rabbit hole and disconnecting them from reality. Or you'll have to remind me where Snowden, possibly the most thorough and careful whistleblower of the last century, talked about the "deep state" or any of that QAnon shit.
- meowface 6y agoI think everyone's talking past each other. QAnon, "the Deep State", Snowden, Hunter Biden's emails, Twitter's censorship, and the media's non-reporting are all barely related, here. Let's maybe talk about things on a case-by-case, factual basis.
- nl 6y agoExactly this. The revelations with Snowden were in the details of things people already knew at a high level. People knew about the NSA's Echelon program, but didn't know things like how they tapped the un-encrypted intra-datacenter links.