Comments on: How the Internets will transform us all into Nazis

By: SK1

SK1 — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 10:08:44 +0000

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Rhetorical question: “Ich kann einen Cheeseburger haben?” – I can have / get a cheeseburger?
While the rhetorical question doesn’t make too much sense, I think.

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By: nitpicker

nitpicker — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:39:52 +0000

Oh, and I meant to point out that Jonah might have missed this bit of good news. Perhaps you’ll help me make sure he doesn’t?

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By: nitpicker

nitpicker — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 14:38:36 +0000

Speaking of the "boys who cry facism," it seems there's now hope for Jonah Goldberg's military career. First, he was too old and the Army raised its recruiting age. Then he said he was too fat. The army wants to help him out.

The Army has been dismissing so many overweight applicants that its top recruiter, trying to keep troop numbers up in wartime, is considering starting a fat farm to transform chubby trainees into svelte soldiers. Maj. Gen. Thomas Bostick, head of the Army Recruiting Command, said he wants to see a formal diet and fitness regimen running alongside a new school at Fort Jackson that helps aspiring troops earn their GEDs. Bostick told The Associated Press that obesity looms as “a bigger challenge for us in the years ahead” than any other problem that keeps young people from entering the military, including lack of a GED or high school diploma, misconduct or criminal behavior and other health issues such as eye or ear problems.

By: Doug Alder

Doug Alder — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 05:47:49 +0000

The question is: In our democratized world of individual empowerment, how will the newly unemployed millions, the victims of the meltdown, react to their economic disempowerment? In a culture that prioritizes the personal, how will the masses vent their rage against a system that no longer personally works for them?

Well speaking just for myself you understand I hope they rise up and hang the fuckers that brought this on, from meat hooks or at least the nearest lamp post.

By: mamazboy

mamazboy — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 21:49:00 +0000

Is this idiot an example of the “professionals” who will lead the way? What a stupid man. Increasingly people are looking to the blogs for actual news, including original research. The newspapers and national media are mostly obsessed with nonsense that affects almost nobody — this missing blonde, that zany dog, this 90-year-old who crashed into the 7-11 window, that incompetent bank robber. Of course, you can find all that on the blogs too. But the best of the blogs offer much more in-depth coverage and downright common sense than the mainstream. Guys like Keen have been allowed to slide by a media culture that doesn’t want reality or depth or reason. He’s terrified the gravy train will end for him, which it will.

By: nick, with an i

nick, with an i — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 16:31:53 +0000

I had to climb to the top of Kilauea, wait for a plume of lava-laden gas to erupt, hold my steel wool shorts out with my bare hands and then smash the globby mess onto the cinder cone and stamp it out in my bare feet!

And that was just to CLEAN my underwear!

You mean you actually had underwear? Lucky bastard…

By: lutton

lutton — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 16:00:27 +0000

>> before the public humiliation of Detroit’s elites.

PS, why’d you have to bring the Lions into this?

By: lutton

lutton — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:58:28 +0000

>> why would we want to give all Americans universal broadband access at the very moment when millions of them will be unemployed, disorientated and angry

for the porn, for the porn…

>>an online petition for…impeachment got 1.3 million signatures

wow, you can suggest impeaching a political leader on teh internets? stunning…

http://www.obamaimpeachment.org/
http://www.impeach-barack-obama.com/
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13200515790

By: tigrismus

tigrismus — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:41:43 +0000

For another sneak preview of digital fascism, it’s worth looking at South Korea, another country with universal broadband infrastructure. For a look into what we should do, on the other hand, look to China. Democracy-ho!

By: tophat

tophat — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:17:57 +0000

Rick Massimo, that was a perfect comment.

http://www.sadlyno.com/archives/15921.html#comment-764972

By: fish

fish — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:54:59 +0000

For another sneak preview of digital fascism, it’s worth looking at South Korea, another country with universal broadband infrastructure. In April, the new democratically elected South Korean President, Lee Myung Bak lifted a ban on imported American beef. This resulted in an eruption of anger on the Internet—first amongst teenage girls, then on the popular online portal Daum, and finally through teenage “citizen journalists” on blogs, videocasts, and social networks. The rumor spread that all the American beef was tainted with mad cow disease and an online petition for Lee’s impeachment got 1.3 million signatures in a week.

Yes, because everybody knows, a sure sign of fascism is the ability to rapidly mobilize resistance to authority.

By: Christie Malry

Christie Malry — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:56:02 +0000

disorientated is perfectly good UK English, I’m afraid. And since he’s an Englisher it’s probably the one thing in his post it’s unfair to criticise him for…