LEIN: hel ty prachy si dokážu představit. jsou restaurace, kde i sklenku vody zaplatíš jistě 100$ ale jiný vysvětlení, že jsou uberkokoti , co mají v palici uplně vymleto takhle mluvit. a nevím, jestli bych z těch debat pobral nějaká moudra udělat nějakou slušnou pizzu teda :)

GORG: :) jj sleduju to po internetu :)

LEIN: No tak když jsem shlédnul instagram toho týpka, tak to rozhodně konspirativní uvažování nerozvolnilo :)
A ty e-maily fakt vypadají, že používají kódová slova. Jiný vysvětlení, že jsou fanatici do dobré kuchyně (kvalitní pizzy a hotdogů). Natolik že to pro ně převyšuje politiku a všechny jiný témata :)

V jednom mailu píše týpek, že Obama nakoupil hotdogy za 40000$ a bude žranice v Bílém domě. Hot dogy, co dovezou z Chicaga, zjevně ráje pro hot dogy.

JAXXE: socky = socialni site.

narazel jsem na ten boj fakty a argumenty.. ze to je hrozne tezky. proste "myslenka byla vyrcena a dale zije". kam se dopracovalo argumentama s "protokoly sionskym mudrcu"? porad to nekdo vytahuje, po 110 letech.
ale kdyz nad tim premejslim, tak pokutovani sireni protokolo asi taky nic neresi a konspirativni mysl v tom naopak najde potvrzeni o autentycnosti a nadvlade zidu..

MATT: nerozumim, sorry

JAXXE: jenze to je tezky. zpetne neco "napravovat". bohuzel v lidech to zrezonuje a socky jsou mocnej nastroj. jen kdyz slysim kamose, jak za halirovy polozky na reklame otaci statisice, tak mi z toho mrazi. samozrejme bych byl raci, kdyby ctenari byli moudri, zvidavi a premyslivi, ale to i s cilenou manipulaci (vyukou), je beh na nekolik generaci..

JAXXE: jojo, ta pokuta za fakenews, to jsem si říkal, že bude pěkná udička na všechny.. je to dobře? je to špatně? ;)

tady ještě jeden security článek, tušim, že mi někdo v minulosti psal, ať sem házim. je to hezky napsaný, řek bych, že docela nezaujatě ;)

Did the Russians “hack” the election? A look at the established facts | Ars Technica
http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/12/the-public-evidence-behind-claims-russia-hacked-for-trump/

Scott DePasquale and Michael Daly of the Atlantic Council suggested in an October Politico article that the DNC hack and other information operations surrounding the US presidential campaign may have been the work of "cyber mercenaries"—in essence, outsourcing outfits working as contractors for Russian intelligence. There is also an extremely remote possibility that all of this has been some sort of "false flag" operation by someone else with extremely deep pockets and a political agenda.

Is criminalizing fake news the way forward?

German lawmakers have called for legal action against the production and distribution of fake news. But digital rights groups warned of the harrowing effects it could have online, including censorship.

Politicians, news consumers and social media entrepreneurs have turned their attention to the subject of fake news, in large part due to its alleged influence during the US presidential election in November, with headlines that included prominent Democrats - Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman among them - running a child sex ring out of a Washington pizza shop and the pope endorsing Donald Trump.

However, a group of psychologists in 2012 had already published a study on the persistence of misinformation, warning that it could have "fairly alarming implications in a democracy."

"At an individual level, misinformation about health issues - for example, unwarranted fears regarding vaccinations or unwarranted trust in alternative medicine - can do a lot of damage," said the study's lead author Stephan Lewandowsky, an Australian psychologist at the University of Bristol.

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While social media giant Facebook created a system to flag "false news" stories, authorities have struggled with how to approach the growing momentum of misinformation online.

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German lawmaker Patrick Sensburg, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democrats (CDU), said in an interview with DW on Tuesday that the government needs to consider "ratcheting up the statutory offenses" against fake news producers and "take action against the people who run these websites."

Several German politicians have called for legal measures to combat the growing phenomenon online, with Deputy Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel of the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) saying "we must stand together" against fake news and "social [media] bots."

Sensburg said such legal measures are not about "curtailing freedom of expression," and instead aim to prevent efforts to "destabilize the media landscape and the population's trust in the state."

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Is criminalizing fake news the way forward? | Europe | DW.COM | 14.12.2016
http://www.dw.com/en/is-criminalizing-fake-news-the-way-forward/a-36768028