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Greenwald is unrecognizable from the Snowden era. It’s like a dementia victim morphing into a completely different person. Very sad to see him like this. The Hu
by mlthoughts2018 6y ago
Greenwald is unrecognizable from the Snowden era. It’s like a dementia victim morphing into a completely different person. Very sad to see him like this. The Hunter Biden article fiasco is embarrassing for him, and this makes it appear he is just doubling down in tabloid garbage right-leaning-for-attention nonsense.
- brown9-2 6y agoThe US has one of its worst, most cruel, presidential administrations in its history and the only subject he is obsessed with critiquing is the left and media and tech companies.
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- dralley 6y agoHere's one of his takes from a week before the coup. It aged hilariously poorly. https://greenwald.substack.com/p/the-threat-of-authoritarianism-in https://greenwald.substack.com/p/the-threat-of-authoritarian...
- cwkoss 6y agoWild to me that so many people think that the Hunter Biden fiasco is now settled.
- ehsankia 6y agoAs with almost everything with these lower quality right wing media content, there's a whole lot of brouhaha, and then suddenly it all goes silent and they're never called out for their lies. They just sweep it under the rug and move on. Meanwhile, whenever the NYT gets something wrong, they come out publicly with a redaction, and people use that as proof that NYT is "fake news". I've never seen right wing news ever write a redaction for the countless lies they've posted. Just last week, all of right wing media was full of posts about those 3 people at the capitol being antifa. Their proof? A cropped image of Q Shaman at a BLM protest (coincidentally cropping his Q sign), and a Google Image Search finding a photo of the other two guys on phillyantifa.com, even though clicking on the page showed that it was an article about white supremacists. Feel free to come back and post here once the hunter biden "fiasco" gets resolved, but the fact that Tucker Carlson suddenly decided that he no longer cared right after receiving his "highly incriminating secret papers" tells me everything I need to know about the drama.
- cwkoss 6y agoYeah, I think the laptop mostly smelled like bullshit, but still think there are legitimate concerns around Burisma and whether pay-for-access happened.
- ehsankia 6y agoThere is zero credible evidence about pay for access. Meanwhile the people spending their entire life digging through Burisma seem to not give a single shit about the hundreds of pay-for-access story surrounding Trump and his properties. Foreign countries literally booking dozens of his properties for months inhabited. Trump's own children literally got jobs at the white house, ffs. The hypocrisy is deafening.
- cwkoss 6y ago> Trump's own children literally got jobs at the white house, ffs. The hypocrisy is deafening. One politician being corrupt does not reduce the likelihood of another politician being corrupt.
- dlp211 6y agoAnd one politician being corrupt doesn't mean that they are all corrupt. Get back to us when there is actual proof of corruption and not the same right wing rage machine making all kinds of baseless allegations.
- g0rbongler 6y agoYeah honestly wondering if mental illness or drug abuse may be at play to explain such a dramatic change in journalistic integrity.
- strogonoff 6y agoGreenwald is part of the reason I would not touch Substack.
- systemvoltage 6y agoHorrible font kerning is arguably even more eggregious reason to not touch Substack.
- strogonoff 6y agoAgreed, I just checked and their web view is a readability nightmare, though thankfully it does not apply to mailing lists. (I read a couple of Substack publications via email, but am unwilling to pay for it or publish through it myself as infatuation of folks like Greenwald with it and Kik background lend it a dubious aura.)