An ongoing issue, with a new argument towards it after this whole Anderson Cooper ordeal. Can we PLEASE have this changed Reddit??
Posted Sep 30, 2011, 8:34 AM UTC
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What ordeal? Fuck Anderson Cooper and CNN! You redditors know better than to patronize the mass media anyway. Why the fuck do you care what same fake ass talking head on the moron box has to say?
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Mostly because Anderson Cooper is a reputable journalist who's articles are taken with high regard, and whether or not his argument is valid there are still people who take it seriously. We give them all reason to speculate, when Reddit is such a vast and diverse community, there is so much to showcase and put a spotlight on, we really don't need to promote this kind of junk to gain any viewership.
Also, it makes it kind of awkward when trying to refer others to Reddit. 'Uhhh, is that some kind of sick porn site you told me about last night? I tried to google it and this kid porn crap came up.'
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No one who worked for the CIA is reputable in my opinion in any way. This organization is involved in drug smuggling, torture and assassination. They topple governments and install dictators.
No one affiliated with the CIA should be in broadcasting. At all. In any way whatsoever. Especially not serious news journalism. That a person with this background parades as a journalist is one of the most disgusting violations of logic and reason I have experienced in all of my days on this planet.
I find the timing of his "report" high questionable and convenient considering certain news events that the corporate media is clearly trying to downplay.
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How would we go about that? Are those the most frequently linked through subreddits? Or chosen by Reddit.com? Or arbitrarily chosen by Google?