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robinn [none/use name]

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  • I agree that it would obviously be preferable to use prestigious sources with good web design and well-known authors. Unfortunately my resources are limited. Feel free to suggest another article and I'll consider adding it (perhaps I could make a "mainstream news" section?).

  • Grayzone is definitely very iffy but these specific posts are good. I verified each of the blog posts as well. The issue isn't "trust", if I cited a blog as saying something and they didn't prove their point then it would be a bad citation. The only time I cited blog posts was for analysis of establishment news, and critique them if you like but don't just go "they're not valid news sources", because that isn't the issue and nothing is claimed as a revelation or without proof. If the issue is with sharing this to other people, then you should first establish what the difference is between news and analysis.

    Note: That AP article is far too entrenched in propaganda to be shared as a source. You'd have much more trouble with optics in that case.

  • Now I'm just sad thanks dawg

  • like hell. they're all spouting the same sensationalist nonsense. I'm considering tickling the roof of my mouth with a well-placed shotgun.

  • Me after learning teachers are workers: :walter-breakdown:

  • I agree 100%

  • yeah no. fuck teachers I hate this shit so much.

  • askchapo @hexbear.net

    "I'm a high school student..."

  • Then those reactionary idiot chuds are allowed to publish extremely violent and specific racist rants in state media?

  • askchapo @hexbear.net

    Is the DPRK racist/homophobic?

  • askchapo @hexbear.net

    What's the justification for Otto Warmbier?

  • Picasso's "Massacre in Korea" Depicting US War Crimes in the Korean War (The description here is dogshit, the massacre was committed by the US forces and not "with the help of North Korea" as it claims. Also the description says "although the actual cause of the murders in Sinchon is in question, Massacre in Korea appears to depict them as civilians being killed by anti-Communist forces" like yeah I wonder why the DPRK has a museum depicting and mourning the deaths and the ROK doesn't. "In question" my fucking ass.)

  • he was a probationary officer btw