NSA PRISM Cognitive Dissonance of the Day – WSJ Edition
Courtesy of BuzzFeed’s Tech Editor John Herrman who noted the following of Wall Street Journal editorial team:
Bikes: evidence of a totalitarian state live.wsj.com/video/opinion-…
Massive government data mining: ehhhh online.wsj.com/article/SB1000…— John Herrman (@jwherrman) June 7, 2013
I don’t think there’s much more to add…
What? Come Monday, NYC is going to need some serious surveillance to find all those bikes. Tip, check out the hood. The Daily Show interviewed a guy from the hood in Brooklyn who complained they didn’t install any racks in his neighborhood.
I am so glad I wasn’t drinking when she said that. I would have lost a keyboard
This is a little like Matt Welch at Reason tearing at his breast over the tyranny of mandatory trash pickup yet remaining silent on the Iraq War.
What always surprises me about politicians is not that they’re wh*res; it’s that they’re *cheap* who*res.
In the case of the WSJ, it never surprises me that they’re lying hypocritical hacks; what surprises me is they’re transparent, open and unashamed.
@Ben Wolf: “This is a little like Matt Welch at Reason tearing at his breast over the tyranny of mandatory trash pickup yet remaining silent on the Iraq War. ”
Matt Welch opposed Obamacare, while admitting that he gets as much of his healthcare as possible in France (his wife is french).
I saw that WSJ editorial board member. Can you say delusional psychopath?
@MarkedMan: I think that you’re not exaggerating.
I hope the re-tweets on that hit seven digits.