xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@noyoushutthefuckupdad You should've just echoed into the file so you wouldn't have to see it.

@coolboymew @Jessica It was live streamed on Facebook, but the shooter DID announce his shooting and uploaded the manifesto to 8chan. However, this shit happens all the time on other websites. The only difference is that usually there are not enough casualties to make it newsworthy outside of local news outlets.

And this guy probably wanted this reaction because he said that he wanted to cause more political tension so it could lead to an all out race war. These MSM and government pricks are giving the shooter exactly what he wanted.

@coolboymew @Jessica
>The UK had the worst of it with BLM riots
Which is surprising given that it's an English speaking country like the US, but they're increasingly censoring wrongthink by blocking websites among other things. Australia and New Zealand probably have it the worst as ISPs were forced to ban alternative news sites, imageboards, alt-social media, etc after the Christchurch shooting.

>But I wonder, any reasons in particular the Japanese are generall skeptics of US news?
I guess they're noticing the US MSM attacking Japanese politics and culture (their ethnocentrism, lolicon, being more socially conservative than the west, etc). They probably notice these things from foreigners visiting their country, so when they see the Japanese MSM repeating what the US MSM says, they immediately get skeptical.

I think it also helps that Japanese seem to strongly oppose radical leftist ideas like communism (being enemies of China and North Korea), so they are probably noticing the US news outlets defending antifa and more recently the CCP. I think the later is more noticeable since Japan has had a long rivalry with China.

@coolboymew @Jessica
>what really makes me the maddest is that he doesn't even speak English
That is what concerns me the most. All these non-English speaking foreigners are going to believe what these 3rd hand takes of the US MSM say and never bother to hear from the other side due to the language barrier. But I heard that many Japanese are skeptical about these outlets who just echo the US MSM despite most of them never bothering to learn English.

@LukeAlmighty It's China exclusive though.

@thestrongest Well GNU Social being a piece of shit would've probably influence lain to fork it into Pleroma. If the Fediverse never became popular I think Diaspora or Twister would've taken its place.

@thestrongest The Fediverse existed before Mastodon.

@matrix I'm just wondering why a racist kid is watching Steven Universe.

@noyoushutthefuckupdad @coolboymew Just pretend to be a furry podcast and you will be safe.

@coolboymew @matana
>Fox News or something put a big scary "PREDATORS CAN CONTACT YOUR CHILD THROUGH THIS"
I had to look it up. Is it this one right here?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5B7nXuSfvZ4

I remember even Nintendo urging users not to put personal information in nicknames and signatures however. But that Pictochat thing was useless. The only practical use I found for it was communicated with people on the other side of the school bus.

@matana @coolboymew I remember back in elementary school, this was the case for playing games on the bus. It was okay at first because you are obviously not learning anything but there were then issues about lost, stolen, and damaged portables/cartridges so our school district had to ban them. Also, this was back when the original DS was relevant, so along with the ridiculously small cartridges, apparently some school board member was aware of PictoChat and there were concerns of students using it for communicating with strangers among other dangerous things despite PictoChat being local only.