Many a cop has acted on a hunch, many an investigation has started with "associates and habits, hobbies and interests" as a way to refine a picture of a perp.
Pizzagate as a scandal sprang from a culture, a subculture to be exact, and anything relating to that subculture must be allowed to be SPECULATED ON AND THEORIZED ABOUT. That means that art, people, food, habits, family, slang, partying, socializing, jokes, music, religion, politics, names, travel, affairs, pets you name it- the sum total of human activity relating to any person who is part of a pizzagate association must be able to be included in the discussion.
Random arrests, the history of pedophilia, magic, satanism, psychedelics, the CIA/FBI/DNC/RNC/and NGO's, worldwide slavery, mind control and pedophilia operations, organ trafficking, drug trafficking, worldwide trade operations and even animal poaching might all need to be brought into the conversation to understand the whole picture.
What to do? i would say allow more than less, and only if it really smells bad, which is a judgment of taste, take action. Are we at risk of not having enough pixels? aren't tough law enforcement investigations often solved by obscure out of the way incidents and connections that almost nobody noticed? I say go broad and leave the most you can to be archived, searched and revisited.
This isn't the Warren Commission, created to get the best sanitized result. Right?
Is it? Then, let 'er rip.
aren't tough law enforcement investigations often solved by obscure out of the way incidents
Serial killers being caught due to parking tickets is why I like the idea of being open to all kinds of information, so long as it can be reasonably connected to the phenomena that is being exposed by pizzagate. I've said similar here
This whole thing is so much bigger than a series of pizza shops, but that is where it started.
This isn't the Warren Commission, created to get the best sanitized result
I'm worried about it becoming this and also a Mccarthy witch hunt.
It's difficult to walk the very thin line between these difficulties.
Ensuring the community is able to express itself how it chooses is my hope that these rules can support.
Overall, it really seems like your teams are genuinely pulling together to make forward progress towards a good forum. I've felt/seen the difference in the past few days with the sidebar changes, the current sticky, maybe less obvious shill and bot activity. Just wanted to mention some positives, which don't get brought up as much as complaints.
Building a community and a team is rather difficult to do in person, let alone on a internet forum filled with paranoid nutjobs like myself.
On the topic of mentioning positives, I'm thinking a weekly achievements meta thread in /v/pizzagatewhatever could be something people throw in on.
Thoughts?
I can't think of a downside at all - might also be a place where the best evidence/posts get talked about again and more exposure. Also sense of morale and cameraderie bolstered. Only downside I guess would be the trollshills who'll no doubt call it some kind of "orchestrated cheerleading" or other bs. Anyway I like it.
lol - paranoid nutjobs - so true! I'm mostly a nut though, prob not paranoid enough.
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VieBleu ago
Many a cop has acted on a hunch, many an investigation has started with "associates and habits, hobbies and interests" as a way to refine a picture of a perp.
Pizzagate as a scandal sprang from a culture, a subculture to be exact, and anything relating to that subculture must be allowed to be SPECULATED ON AND THEORIZED ABOUT. That means that art, people, food, habits, family, slang, partying, socializing, jokes, music, religion, politics, names, travel, affairs, pets you name it- the sum total of human activity relating to any person who is part of a pizzagate association must be able to be included in the discussion.
Random arrests, the history of pedophilia, magic, satanism, psychedelics, the CIA/FBI/DNC/RNC/and NGO's, worldwide slavery, mind control and pedophilia operations, organ trafficking, drug trafficking, worldwide trade operations and even animal poaching might all need to be brought into the conversation to understand the whole picture.
What to do? i would say allow more than less, and only if it really smells bad, which is a judgment of taste, take action. Are we at risk of not having enough pixels? aren't tough law enforcement investigations often solved by obscure out of the way incidents and connections that almost nobody noticed? I say go broad and leave the most you can to be archived, searched and revisited.
This isn't the Warren Commission, created to get the best sanitized result. Right?
Is it? Then, let 'er rip.
VictorSteinerDavion ago
Serial killers being caught due to parking tickets is why I like the idea of being open to all kinds of information, so long as it can be reasonably connected to the phenomena that is being exposed by pizzagate.
I've said similar here
This whole thing is so much bigger than a series of pizza shops, but that is where it started.
I'm worried about it becoming this and also a Mccarthy witch hunt.
It's difficult to walk the very thin line between these difficulties.
Ensuring the community is able to express itself how it chooses is my hope that these rules can support.
VieBleu ago
Overall, it really seems like your teams are genuinely pulling together to make forward progress towards a good forum. I've felt/seen the difference in the past few days with the sidebar changes, the current sticky, maybe less obvious shill and bot activity. Just wanted to mention some positives, which don't get brought up as much as complaints.
VictorSteinerDavion ago
I'm hoping this is the case.
Building a community and a team is rather difficult to do in person, let alone on a internet forum filled with paranoid nutjobs like myself.
On the topic of mentioning positives, I'm thinking a weekly achievements meta thread in /v/pizzagatewhatever could be something people throw in on.
Thoughts?
VieBleu ago
I can't think of a downside at all - might also be a place where the best evidence/posts get talked about again and more exposure. Also sense of morale and cameraderie bolstered. Only downside I guess would be the trollshills who'll no doubt call it some kind of "orchestrated cheerleading" or other bs. Anyway I like it.
lol - paranoid nutjobs - so true! I'm mostly a nut though, prob not paranoid enough.