Maybe Donald Trump Isn't That Bad...

 

I was just reading one of the top links on Reddit's frontpage titled "Donald Trump A ‘Threat To Peace And Prosperity,’ German Vice Chancellor Says". As always, I was interested to read the comments section because these type of articles sometimes generate discussions that are a little more rational than the typical dreadful Facebook political threads, which are mostly huge one-sided circlejerks. Even when Reddit is not immune to horde-mentality behavior, I find it easier to get closer to the truth by reading Reddit's discussions, where articles with sensationalist and misleading titles get scrutinized and the arguments often come with informative sources. In fact, many times I choose to only read the comments section, and that's exactly what I did.

The Positive Message Of Your Fake Quotes

I consider myself a lover of the truth, and when I say the truth, I don't mean my truth, but the raw unadulterated harsh truth. I'm aware that it could be very challenging to not have any kind of bias, in fact, it's probably impossible, but I do my best to be as neutral as possible. At the same time, I find it important to stop the dissemination of misinformation whenever I can, not only to stop incorrect data from spreading, but because sometimes the consequences that come with it can greatly affect our lives, and under certain circumstances, they could even be lethal. 

Twitter Is Dead And Has Been Dead For Years

 

 

This is a Facebook conversation I just had on a post linking to an article titled "Why Twitter’s Dying (And What You Can Learn From It)". I'm just going to copy/paste what I wrote with all the broken English, bad grammar, and poorly written sentences, just because I don't feel like fixing it. Well, maybe I'll fix it tomorrow when I read it again and start thinking about how idiotic and uneducated I sound, but right at this moment I don't care....

 

Women On Dating Sites

I met someone from Tinder the other night. You may call it a Tinder date if you want, although, the concept of dating is a weird one to me, but that's something for another blog. Anyway, she was telling me that everyone knows that guys always swipe right (that means that they always "like" most girls that Tinder shows them) and I told her that I mainly get on Tinder to collect pictures of women with guns and exotic animals (I know, wtf, right? But that's material for yet another blog), but that I almost always swipe left. I also mentioned that I've accumulated some 20 plus matches and that almost none of them talk, or respond to my messages, and that's why at this point Tinder has become some sort of a joke to me.