How does the World view America these days?

Seems like there's been increasing rancor towards YT lately from alleged demonitizing getting more and more widespread. I've seen one major channel with 4.5 M subscribers close up shop just two days ago. Guess she decided to take it a step further.

It's unfortunate. Now backlash against vegans and animal rights activists is likely because of her actions, especially from the right.

  On 4/4/2018 at 10:21 AM, hello spiral said:

lel

one fewer goth GF available. 

vegan goth? not sure if possible. sad if tru.

YouTube is really starting to fly off the handle, they’ve made it obvious they can’t handle or in ways even understand their own platform. You all with money should consider investing in some alternatives...thought Facebook was going to offer some viable competition, but they’re floundering right now too.

I considered YT for potential income via ad revenue earlier this year, but the way things are going now it's highly unlikely. And I already quit FB right before all the latest controversy.

Best thing about YT right now is the abundance of memes, shitposts, and tutorials.

  On 4/4/2018 at 7:41 PM, ambermonk said:

I considered YT for potential income via ad revenue earlier this year, but the way things are going now it's highly unlikely. And I already quit FB right before all the latest controversy.

 

Best thing about YT right now is the abundance of memes, shitposts, and tutorials.

you need 1000 subscribers to your channel to be eligible for ad revenue. 

they changed rules last year i think. or 2016. i got a notice aboutit because i put music up there for buried in time label. "btw you get no monies"

  On 4/4/2018 at 7:33 PM, auxien said:

vegan goth? not sure if possible. sad if tru.

 

YouTube is really starting to fly off the handle, they’ve made it obvious they can’t handle or in ways even understand their own platform. You all with money should consider investing in some alternatives...thought Facebook was going to offer some viable competition, but they’re floundering right now too.

i'm don't see this as youtube's fault though. they had an algorithm before that looked for offensive, NSFW, graphically violent videos etc but the algorithm missed a couple of videos which then had the company resort to hiring human moderators to screen videos. the problem has now become that when a video is flagged, youtube will automatically de-monetize it and remove it from being video until a moderator can view it. if the moderators find the view did not violate any terms- the video is simply put "back online" but the money it would have gained/could have gained, is never imbursed and with how information has become time sensitive in a hyper-information world, that video could be now seen as outdated forcing some creators to simply delete it - or make a video talking about it. 

the problem is there is just too much information/data than human's can handle responsibly and that be currently policed correctly. so unless youtube can either a). curb who and what can be uploaded to the platform or b). come up with a better screening method for policing content being uploaded, i don't see any of this ending anytime soon.

  On 4/4/2018 at 10:21 AM, hello spiral said:

25-Year-Old Textbooks and Holes in the Ceiling: Inside America’s Public Schools

"Broken laptops, books held together with duct tape, an art teacher who makes watercolors by soaking old markers.

Teacher protests have spread rapidly from West Virginia to Oklahoma, Kentucky and Arizona in recent months. We invited America’s public school educators to show us the conditions that a decade of budget cuts has wrought in their schools.

We heard from 4,200 teachers. Here is a selection of the submissions, condensed and edited for clarity.

[...]

I work in a high school in a suburb north of Detroit. We have about 1,650 students, roughly 25 percent of whom are English Language Learners (students new to our country who don’t speak English well or at all).

After two years with no budget at all, this year I was given a little more than $500 for our library. I was able to purchase about 30 books. I am lucky, since our elementary and middle school libraries received no budget at all for the fourth straight year.

[...]

We have nearly 2,000 emergency, untrained teachers in Oklahoma. I have 15-year-old textbooks, wasps living in my ceiling (I killed 8 in one day in January DURING class), broken desks, leaky ceilings, and I had to purchase my own curriculum this year.

My students deserve quality educational experiences. I’d gladly give back my “raise” if only our government would reinstate our core funding."

the patriarchy strikes again innit

  On 4/17/2018 at 6:55 PM, Nebraska said:

I looked up her post history (FB). Appears to me to be some sort of escort troll just doing the viral thing. 

  On 4/16/2018 at 2:22 PM, doublename said:

25-Year-Old Textbooks and Holes in the Ceiling: Inside America’s Public Schools

 

"Broken laptops, books held together with duct tape, an art teacher who makes watercolors by soaking old markers.

Teacher protests have spread rapidly from West Virginia to Oklahoma, Kentucky and Arizona in recent months. We invited America’s public school educators to show us the conditions that a decade of budget cuts has wrought in their schools.

We heard from 4,200 teachers. Here is a selection of the submissions, condensed and edited for clarity.

 

[...]

 

I work in a high school in a suburb north of Detroit. We have about 1,650 students, roughly 25 percent of whom are English Language Learners (students new to our country who don’t speak English well or at all).

After two years with no budget at all, this year I was given a little more than $500 for our library. I was able to purchase about 30 books. I am lucky, since our elementary and middle school libraries received no budget at all for the fourth straight year.

 

[...]

 

We have nearly 2,000 emergency, untrained teachers in Oklahoma. I have 15-year-old textbooks, wasps living in my ceiling (I killed 8 in one day in January DURING class), broken desks, leaky ceilings, and I had to purchase my own curriculum this year.

My students deserve quality educational experiences. I’d gladly give back my “raise” if only our government would reinstate our core funding."

God damn. No wonder we have so many teachers going on strike. All because of administrative greed.

The hits keep coming from my state...

Confederate flag protest moves to public park after school closes

^

poseurs

  Quote

 

Michigan made a substantial contribution to the Union during the American Civil War. While the state itself was far removed from the combat theaters of the war, Michigan supplied a large number of troops and several generals, including George Armstrong Custer. When, at the beginning of the war, Michigan was asked to supply no more than four regiments, Governor Austin Blair sent seven.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_in_the_American_Civil_War

Keep in mind that Kentucky was also a Union state.

salute to gay mike pence who can be seen below collecting donations for LGBT causes

Alex Jones is being sued by two Sandy Hook parents and is backpedalling on calling it a false flag and them actors

can't believe it took this long for someone to sue his ass tbh.

  On 4/20/2018 at 4:38 AM, usagi said:

Alex Jones is being sued by two Sandy Hook parents and is backpedalling on calling it a false flag and them actors

 

can't believe it took this long for someone to sue his ass tbh.

Holy fuck, yes please, cork that shit up.

Any time any of those fucking asshats calls shootings like that "false flag" attacks, they should be sued to financial ruin.

The most disrespectful thing ever.

^ agreed 

These days they'll spin it however they can to vilify their political opponents. Not only is it disrespectful, but also dangerous.

  On 4/20/2018 at 4:38 AM, usagi said:

can't believe it took this long for someone to sue his ass tbh.

The 6 stages of grief:

1. Denial

2. Anger

3. Bargaining

4. Depression

5. Acceptance

6. Suing Alex Jones