(10-04-2024, 06:19 PM)NID8648 Wrote:  

(10-04-2024, 01:50 PM)Rainmaker Wrote: I’ve seen this all over the place to the tune of “it must have some merit”…but what is FEMA’s alleged reason for doing so?

(10-07-2024, 02:28 PM)Maxmars Wrote: I wondered when the "voter suppression" idea would get traction.

It is inevitable now... once anyone pops the cork on that bottle of drama, the noise will serve many distraction purposes... from serving to create a lack of confidence in some, to create an air of paranoia in anyone who even mentions it.

The point here is, if we don't watch this closely... someone WILL take "political" advantage of the situation.. and they'll prioritize THAT over actually helping victims... as well even exploiting the victims for virtue signaling and political gain... who says evil doesn't exist?

Quote:And before we dive too deep into  that I do want to put out a little bit of a PSA.  
1:14  The internet is crazy right now man especially  over on TikTok and Twitter or X. Just kind of  
1:19   hold on to this thought, okay? As you're browsing  social media, as you're looking at videos and  
1:25   stuff, anytime you see a post that makes you feel  something, anytime you read something or watch  
1:31   something that makes you feel scared especially  or fearful, just know that the person who made  
1:37   that piece of content stands to greatly benefit  financially based off of how scared you are. 
1:43   So the more anxiety they can provoke from you,  the more scared they can make you, the more you  
1:49   keep coming back and keep scrolling, the more  everybody stands to gain in this situation.  
1:55   The vast majority of people who are posting  weather information online right now are not  
1:59   driven by trying to inform you or trying to  keep you safe. They're driven by money. And  
2:05   this is a common thing, right? You know, the  weather channel is obviously driven by money,  
2:12   but this is a unique situation where literally  anybody who knows nothing about anything can pick  
2:17   up their phone, make a TikTok, say some nonsense  and have it go viral and it scares you you know  
2:23   and I feel so sorry for all the people in Florida  right now who are probably getting bombarded  
2:30   by several different sources of information and  it probably feels impossible right now to truly  
2:35   understand what's going to happen we don't need to  be scared we should rather be prepared as this is  
2:41   going to be a big storm and it's gonna have some  pretty widespread and significant impacts over  
2:46   here in Florida and potentially even other parts  of the southeastern United States and the center  
2:51   path here from the official forecast is really a  worst case scenario.

(10-08-2024, 12:45 AM)guyfriday Wrote: This was a great video, and person to follow if you want the weather and not the hype.
[Image: https://youtu.be/OHHCgIICIPw][Video: https://youtu.be/OHHCgIICIPw]

While this video was from yesterday (October 6th) the important bit is where he warns the viewers about the hype-scam taking place and being rewarded by YouTube. 

Quoted from the video transcript:

I wonder if he got an inside note about this fear brewing from YouTube about pushing more "Fear Mongering" over the hurricane videos. It's sad how companies are trying to exploit others during a situation like this.