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Is it conceivable that there are agents - of other government or corporations - that are constantly lurking on these very forums in order to post propaganda? There are some users here who seem to always go against posts or media content that supports the rights of people, and will support content that is basically pro-corporate or highly loyalist, no matter what. They unfailingly show up like clockwork every time and they are propagandist in nature.
I know, for example, that the pharmaceutical industry has people scouring the net who insert doubt about any kind of medicine that could harm their profits.
Obviously anything available online that can be commented on falls under the public domain and free speech, so I'm not saying anything should be done about this. I'm just asking the question because it has crossed my mind on here before.
I am a secret agent paid by the Kraft family to turn you all into Patriot fans.
I'm actually a secret North Korean agent that lives in the DMZ off rats and wild animals while stealing South Korean internet access and learned English from bribed South Korean guards.
Is it conceivable that there are agents - of other government or corporations - that are constantly lurking on these very forums in order to post propaganda? There are some users here who seem to always go against posts or media content that supports the rights of people, and will support content that is basically pro-corporate or highly loyalist, no matter what. They unfailingly show up like clockwork every time and they are propagandist in nature.
I know, for example, that the pharmaceutical industry has people scouring the net who insert doubt about any kind of medicine that could harm their profits.
Obviously anything available online that can be commented on falls under the public domain and free speech, so I'm not saying anything should be done about this. I'm just asking the question because it has crossed my mind on here before.
Be nice....I am always humored by allagations that there are persons who are paid to post on this board. If you were talking about ABC News blogs or something like that; perhaps but this forum?
But hell, I will play along; for my colleagues out there....
The black crow flies at midnight. You know what to do.
Is it conceivable that there are agents - of other government or corporations - that are constantly lurking on these very forums in order to post propaganda? There are some users here who seem to always go against posts or media content that supports the rights of people, and will support content that is basically pro-corporate or highly loyalist, no matter what. They unfailingly show up like clockwork every time and they are propagandist in nature.
I know, for example, that the pharmaceutical industry has people scouring the net who insert doubt about any kind of medicine that could harm their profits.
Obviously anything available online that can be commented on falls under the public domain and free speech, so I'm not saying anything should be done about this. I'm just asking the question because it has crossed my mind on here before.
All very ho-ho, but there is certainly one country in the Middle East that has a surprising number of posters on all sites devoted only to IT and never anything else. I expect it is just a sort of fan-club thing though!
Is it conceivable that there are agents - of other government or corporations - that are constantly lurking on these very forums in order to post propaganda? There are some users here who seem to always go against posts or media content that supports the rights of people, and will support content that is basically pro-corporate or highly loyalist, no matter what. They unfailingly show up like clockwork every time and they are propagandist in nature.
I know, for example, that the pharmaceutical industry has people scouring the net who insert doubt about any kind of medicine that could harm their profits.
Obviously anything available online that can be commented on falls under the public domain and free speech, so I'm not saying anything should be done about this. I'm just asking the question because it has crossed my mind on here before.
Considering the fact that those such as yourself with such a deep an abiding hatred for anything and everything even remotely related to IT so completely outnumber those who defend IT against your relentless vitriol, perhaps you have it the other way around?
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