No Formal Training

From the Facebook group Not Real Life "Seen a lot of people talking about this girl since yesterday. She went to disrupt a neo nazi demo and got hospitalised.  Now from the right we got the expected response of "ugh it's equality", "she was looking for trouble", they doxxed her and posted her nudes. As I said, what we expect of them But I'm disappointed in a lot of the left because a good chunk of the comments were about her dreadlock s, talking about how it's "cultural appropriation" and all that shit. Well you know what, SHE was out there, on the streets, taking it to these nazi cunts! While you sit behind your computer, posting memes about punching nazis, judging whether her hairstyle is offensive she was out on the front line, being part of the resistance and she took a punch for it. So until you are out there, doing what she is doing, you have no right to judge her. Yogurt knitting cunts!" You can see their original post b...

When, I do wonder, will the Daily Mail actually bother to put more then a few seconds of research into their articles, or not just jump to one conclusion and stick with it to the end, even when it's proven wrong? I also wonder when will Daily Mail readers actually bother to check the sources of some of these articles, especially when they relate to something rather easy to check, like a youtube video. I've just watched a video by Skallagrim regarding the Daily Mail's "Article" about a video that has been taken down by youtube because it's a "How to" video, an instructional video, on how to defeat a stab proof vest on the Slingshot channel. Yeah, you read that right, defeat a stab proof vest. But the thing is, it WASN'T a "how to" video, it wasn't giving instructions on how to "Beat" a stab proof vest, it was testing how resilient it was, if it was indeed worth the money paid and if it could save the life of someone using...