robertrobot

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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   II remember as a youngster in the early 00's our teachers and librarians constantly reminded students, "Don't believe anything you read on the internet. Always check your references." This was an inherent precursor when
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   That's a false dichotomy brother.
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   Being honest about malicious intentions does not vindicate your actions.
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   I think the poster replying to your comment has validated your point unintentionally.
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   Ah yes, this is another great point. When people think they are being watched or monitored, activity fundamentally changes.
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   Excellent comment. I fondly remember the old advertisements and banner ads. Now-a-days most online ads are by major international corporations.
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   I was having this thought this morning in the gym, they had fox news blaring and I thought, who still believes this nonsense? The US should bring back the FCC fairness doctrine pertaining to TV and radio news channels, https://en
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   by robertrobot 8y ago

   No wonder, we must bring back the FCC fair doctrine act, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FCC_fairness_doctrine