#breitbart
I was just talking about disinformation tactics such as strategically sharing only part of the story, and here’s a great example: Breitbart headline says 15 border agents died in the line of duty in 2021, but doesn’t say that 13 of them died of COVID b/c they weren’t vaccinated.
~ Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D
Trying to wrap my head around how people couldn’t get over that Hillary Clinton was paid to give speeches from Goldman Sachs and Bernie Sanders calls him self a “democratic socialist” … yet they don’t bat an eye about how Donald J. Trump’s senior counsel is a former Goldman Sachs executive, who is a NOTORIOUS anti-Semite and has compared his self to Vladimir Lenin (a Russian communist who founded the USSR)
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Breitbart thinks this will make people like Hillary less.
[An excerpt from breitbart.com reading: “Hillary’s combative behavior is nothing new; she’s been that way all her life. For my 2005 book The Truth About Hillary, I interviewed Hillary’s grammar school classmate, Jim Yrigoyen, who told me the story of being ordered by Hillary to guard a warren of baby rabbits, and not give any of them away to neighborhood boys. When he did, recalled Yrigoyen, ‘Hillary hauled off and punched me in the nose.’“]
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People were led to believe that Trump wrote his eerily nationalistic Inaugural speech after posting this photo on Twitter a few days before the Inauguration:
Butaccording to The Wall Street Journal, Trump’s speech was written by his two aids: Steve Bannon (executive chairman of the extremely right-wing “news” page Breitbart) and Stephen Miller (infamously worked for racist Jeff Sessions who may be appointed for Attorney General).
We can’t trust a word Trump (or his wife) says to the public.
This will be a shock to some of you- the characters who the actor acts out is not them!
This isn’t a new thing, but I’m glad that it’s being ridiculed widely now. There are voice actors who will be harassed and death threats will be sent to them just because they voiced a character that people don’t like. In my experience the ones who I met were all just really nice.
I met DC Douglas, for example. He voiced Suguru Kamoshida (who is a child rapist) and Kira Yoshikage. (Who’s a serial killer.) DC Douglas (as far as I know) is NOT a child rapist or a serial killer. It was really cool meeting him and we talked about JoJo. (I haven’t finished part 4 at that point so he was dropping hints to Kira’s hand fetish origin.)
Likewise, McConaughey isn’t the characters he acts as. Just because his characters use guns sometimes (I don’t think I’ve ever seen him in anything) doesn’t automatically means that he’s for people having easy access to guns, especially assault rifles. (Apparently pistols has an age limit of 21 in Texas but assault rifles only has an age limit of 18? I dunno how true that is and confirming this wouldn’t do anything for my personal argument.)
I’m going to bring this up every time somebody tries blaming a voice actor for the actions of whatever anime or video game character they voiced.
(Did I use this as an opportunity to brag? No. I would have said what I said regardless. Did I take the opportunity when it was presented? Absolutely.)
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