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Gamification works or the big tech companies wouldn't use it to make their employees 'feel' like they are being treated fair
— ≡l≡v≡nth (@3L3V3NTH) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror
https://t.co/bpXICFBpaR
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince says that his decision is not about free speech or making money. Instead, he says keeping 8chan within Cloudflare's network facilitates monitoring of the site and cooperation with law enforcement. https://t.co/PVnnu6LFxM pic.twitter.com/4ffQ8AWLfC
— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) August 4, 2019
The founder of 8chan has called for the site to be shut down after the suspected terrorist in the El Paso mass shooting posted an anti-immigrant manifesto on the message board shortly before killing 20 people, the Washington Post reports. https://t.co/EVb0GAN1aa
— Axios (@axios) August 4, 2019
This is an outstanding piece by @IwriteOK about the concept of "high scores" on 8chan, where white nationalist terror has been gamified by lonely white men seeking identity and acclaim, using the only vocabulary and success metric they know.https://t.co/kkFFrB9DTB
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) August 4, 2019
https://t.co/HvFdKl8n52 it won’t solve the problem but classifying places like this as hate-groups and disbanding them sure would help.
— Kory Bing? GenCon 1537 (@korybing) August 4, 2019
The suspected El Paso shooter appears to have followed the same internet playbook as the Christchurch, New Zealand, murderer. https://t.co/VrEI0UQN3Y
— Slate (@Slate) August 4, 2019
Cloudfare is not going to drop its support of 8chan despite this being the third time an attacker has posted a manifesto to the site, @juliacarriew reports. (Without Cloudflare, vigilantes would probably DDoS 8chan into oblivion.) https://t.co/pAmZVy4N1h
— Matt Pearce ? (@mattdpearce) August 4, 2019
Essential context on how online communities are encouraging and game-ifying terrorist violence. https://t.co/ILnK5s8sCR https://t.co/QmSP6kjCp2
— Adam Conover (@adamconover) August 4, 2019
Bellingcat reports this is the third time this year that an attacker has posted on 8chan’s /pol channel before their attack: https://t.co/NRAfZGw1Xt
— Matt Pearce ? (@mattdpearce) August 4, 2019
I honestly didn’t believe this and just checked for myself. Newsrooms are taking up #NoNotoriety by not publishing killer’s identities meanwhile Drudge is publishing the killer’s manifesto in full. I know sites love Drudge’s traffic but this is a toxic move in every way. https://t.co/rScQNHmc4B
— Jason Kint (@jason_kint) August 4, 2019
4chan from 2011 on in many *niche* ways most effective intelligence service in world.
— Leo Strauss (@DrLeoStrauss) August 4, 2019
8chan began 2013 after 4chan banned Gamergate; an even more chaotic version.
Striking how @cnn @msnbc @nytimes @washingtonpost et al. feature almost zero expertise re these online vectors. https://t.co/j8nYtouUNX
I see lots of people dunking on @cloudflare today without addressing the actual argument they make for keeping 8chan—that law enforcement asks them to keep such sites, because this gives them more visibility into them. Whatever you think of the argument, ignoring it is dishonest. pic.twitter.com/iAYm75vJyv
— Pinboard (@Pinboard) August 4, 2019
If we found an Islamic terrorist hub called, let's just say...JihadChan, where Muslim terrorists were indoctrinated and recruited, where they posted their manifestos, and were cheered on and supported, we'd flood the zone with everything from LE to cyber to JDAMS.
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) August 4, 2019
“This is the way far right terrorism works: it is foolish, bordering on suicidal, to attribute attacks like the El Paso shooting...to “lone wolves”. [The shooter was] radicalized in an ecosystem of right-wing terror that deliberately seeks to inspire such massacres.” https://t.co/L7mo9jcp8T
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) August 4, 2019
How 8chan became a meme-filled refuge for hate and the go-to place for white nationalists to post their manifestos. https://t.co/oALbT41BKu
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) August 4, 2019
“Cloudflare, a San Francisco-based firm that helps web companies defend against cyberattacks, has continued to work with 8chan, saying it serves websites regardless of their content.” https://t.co/gQLz9EVtFv
— Shawn Hubler (@ShawnHubler) August 4, 2019
There’s a direct line between Christchurch and this latest obscenity. The gamification of mass killing inside 8chan. https://t.co/86h0siOa2C
— Alastair Thompson (@althecat) August 4, 2019
i dont claim to know what the answer is. perhaps driving them from this community could have an intense effect to tamp down. but, as this piece notes, there’s something that feels different since christchurch. worried these communities are super resilient https://t.co/6q1jELH2MA
— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) August 4, 2019
"What we see here is evidence of the only real innovation 8chan has brought to global terrorism: the gamification of mass violence. We see this not just in the references to “high scores”, but in the very way the Christchurch shooting was carried out" #ElPaso https://t.co/3tqp7hGzSV
— Rajit Hewagama (@rajit_h) August 4, 2019
If the 8chan document is confirmed, El Paso will be the third mass shooting announced on 8chan in advance in less than six months, targeting Muslims, Jews, and Latinos respectively.
— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) August 4, 2019
On 8chan right now, the suspect is being cheered as “our guy”
Three mass shootings — El Paso, the mosque killings in Christchurch, New Zealand, and the synagogue shooting in Poway, Calif. — have been announced in advance on 8chan, often accompanied by racist writings that seem engineered to go viral on the internet. https://t.co/AK5uRvtV0S
— Tommy Vietor (@TVietor08) August 4, 2019
Let me be a little less oblique. There are many people who work at @cloudflare besides the CEO. If you can persuade that group to take 8chan down, they will do it, and the CEO can't gainsay it. So engaging that group on terms other than "your company is evil" has some potential
— Pinboard (@Pinboard) August 4, 2019
8Chan has become the domestic version of Al Qaeda propaganda sites
— Jeff Roberts (@jeffjohnroberts) August 4, 2019
This will be more grist for the Section 230 debate https://t.co/yQkBuSy1Ds
8chan's founder wants the site's owners to shut it down. It's not the first time he's expressed regret about his creation https://t.co/J0C2GVByE3
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) August 4, 2019
This is the most insightful commentary I have read tonight on the horrific massacre in El Paso: “The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror” - bellingcat https://t.co/BDACi1ADIP
— Niall Ferguson (@nfergus) August 4, 2019
The El Paso shooting also prompted [8chan's] founder early Sunday to urge its current owners to “do the world a favor and shut it off.” https://t.co/xeTTCFSFf1
— Drogon (@drogon_dracarys) August 4, 2019
"There will be more killers, more gleeful celebration of body counts on 8chan, and more bloody attempts to beat the last killer’s 'high score'" https://t.co/1EGLEOKVCq
— Rich Miller (@capitolfax) August 4, 2019
You can be a lone-wolf loser and be radicalized through an on-line ecosystem of hate. They are not mutually exclusive concepts. https://t.co/A1JjVtIUix
— Solomon L. Wisenberg (@WisenbergSol) August 4, 2019
“Shut the site down,” Brennan said. “It’s not doing the world any good. It’s a complete negative to everybody except the users that are there. And you know what? It’s a negative to them, too. They just don’t realize it.” https://t.co/kU5uiWvm2p
— Scott Bixby (@scottbix) August 4, 2019
The online WS radicalization cycle starts with watching slightly edgy videos and ends with Christchurch/Poway/Gilroy/El Paso. This can be disrupted at several points, but a good start would be the responsible tech companies blockading 8chan and the like:https://t.co/v7EmsOYc2J https://t.co/1yRAYHpQ4R pic.twitter.com/HVHYO1WizB
— Alex Stamos (@alexstamos) August 4, 2019
The role /pol (on 4chan & 8chan) has played over the last decade in manifesting real consequences from online hate should not be overlooked. https://t.co/mP7q8KLaxT
— Michael R. Trice, PhD (@MikeRTrice) August 4, 2019
cw: violence
— Lil | Milktea ? (@_lilchen) August 4, 2019
"The site remains nearly completely unmoderated... Users on 8chan frequently lionize mass shooters using jokey internet vernacular, referring to their body counts as “high scores” and creating memes praising the killers." https://t.co/QDCQJLBnzD
“The most important takeaways from the El Paso shooting:
— Sniper Barbie (@LadyRed_6) August 4, 2019
8chan’s /pol board continues to deliberately radicalize mass shooters.
The act of massacring innocents has been gamified.
This second point is illustrated clearly by some comments found online in the wake of this shooting” https://t.co/ouZEPIuaQE
"It is foolish, bordering on suicidal, to attribute attacks like [El Paso and Gilroy] to “lone wolves”. Both shooters were radicalized in an ecosystem of right-wing terror that deliberately seeks to inspire such massacres." https://t.co/P9sibY7aFK
— Walter Olson (@walterolson) August 4, 2019
8chan users are passing around a Google spreadsheet listing recent mass shootings: date, location, number of kills. It’s hard to imagine that this list won’t keep growing. New by me: https://t.co/XURDABszjj
— Andrew Marantz (@andrewmarantz) August 4, 2019
Thread. The Daily Stormer was essentially chased off the web, why not 8chan? https://t.co/LxCgD0AYlX
— Noah Smith ? (@Noahpinion) August 4, 2019
I talked to the founder and former admin of 8chan this morning. He told me he wants the site to be shut down, after being involved in 3 mass shootings this year. https://t.co/tewgBEqYeF
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) August 4, 2019
New: Three mass shootings this year began with hateful rants on 8chan. Its founder told me the site is a haven for "domestic terrorists" and that its owner "should do the world a favor and shut it down" https://t.co/7465UDRBsS
— Drew Harwell (@drewharwell) August 4, 2019
I'm heartbroken about what's happening in my country. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results. It's time for good people with different views to stop finger pointing and come together to address this violence for the good of our country.
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) August 4, 2019
White Nationalist Terrorism. Currently the greatest domestic threat facing our nation. We need to call it what it is, and empower our intelligence agencies to combat it with all available resources: https://t.co/rTXbZgR8Ht
— Robert Meyer Burnett (@BurnettRM) August 4, 2019
Here’s my story on 8chan’s links to El Paso, Poway and Christchurch, including an interview with @Cloudflare CEO @eastdakota about why he considers keeping the site in Cloudflare’s network a “moral obligation” https://t.co/3a4QMDupXP
— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) August 4, 2019
I remember when the Constitution wasn't a suicide pact. That was about giving criminal suspects due process.
— Joshua Holland ? (@JoshuaHol) August 4, 2019
"8chan Is a Normal Part of Mass Shootings Now" https://t.co/62jsXt6sPy
We've just published the newest piece from @IwriteOK, who wrote on the El Paso shooter and the sadly predictable role of 8chan in yet another white supremacist rampage in America.https://t.co/FoWZTKySOu
— Bellingcat (@bellingcat) August 4, 2019
I feel like this sums up a lot of the internet https://t.co/6mCLP6RzJD pic.twitter.com/DnfNyKylc5
— David Grossman (@davidgross_man) August 4, 2019
‘Ever since the Christchurch shooting spree, 8chan users have commented regularly on Brenton Tarrant’s high bodycount, and made references to their desire to “beat his high score”.’ https://t.co/UITqf3iVTK pic.twitter.com/YbZhMY6NUv
— Borzou Daragahi ?? (@borzou) August 4, 2019
8chan’s founder tells @drewharwell the suspected shooter’s name is on the 8chan post. https://t.co/hPuoibAHxX
— mark seibel (@markseibel) August 4, 2019
cloudflare's argument seems viable only in a perfect world where visibility for law enforcement would help identify some of the people who're plotting and cheering on terrorism. but LE doesn't seem to be all over it and whatever current monitoring they're doing isn't working https://t.co/xemNQf328w
— Charlie Warzel (@cwarzel) August 4, 2019
Lies, lies, and more lies.
— Jordan Sather (@Jordan_Sather_) August 4, 2019
Why do you think they’re trying to get 8chan banned?
(#QAnon) https://t.co/0hDZjpy0OI
The El Paso shooter followed the playbook of posting his manifesto on 8chan before opening fire. I wrote about how 8chan came to be so deeply intertwined with the project of forming a white ethnostate https://t.co/16hSHLt8JL
— april glaser (@aprilaser) August 4, 2019
8chan and 4chan r now "normal"
— UniRACH (@unirachels) August 4, 2019
When talking about mass shootings but u want to tell me that #QAnon2019#QAnon#WWG1GWA#WWG1WGAWORLDWIDE
Is ok and Real?! Yea it's real, real dumb! Wake up! Theyve trolled u!https://t.co/9zoePstmVJ
The suspected El Paso shooter appears to have followed the same internet playbook as the Christchurch, New Zealand, murderer. https://t.co/Bb8Kq8EAEX via @slate
— toomas hendrik ilves (@IlvesToomas) August 4, 2019
"8chan isn’t only a place where people find community in their hate, but it is where they go when they want to announce mass murder to an online army that can help spread their message": https://t.co/vnTVXBvSsF #ethics #internet #socialmedia #tech
— Internet Ethics (@IEthics) August 4, 2019
8chan Is a Normal Part of Mass Shootings Now
— Anti-Fascism & Far Right ? (@FFRAFAction) August 4, 2019
Three white-nationalist shooters appear to have posted manifestos on the same troll forum. Here’s how 8chan became a meme-filled refuge for hate. https://t.co/WgzYJEp72E
There you have it. 8 Chan is the problem. ?? https://t.co/VCf7sWNbuC
— #WWG1WGA #Q (@dekdarion) August 4, 2019
8chan is a normal part of mass shootings now https://t.co/tnj8XtDWgY
— tree (@treekisser) August 4, 2019
The founder of 8chan has called for the site to be shut down after the terrorist in the El Paso mass shooting posted an anti-immigrant manifesto on the website, just prior to killing 20 people at a Walmart. https://t.co/QvXzW58myp
— ???????? (@DemocracyJourno) August 4, 2019
The founder of 8Chan called for the site to be shut down. He quit working with current owners in December. Crickets from site owners so far. https://t.co/DOw8kLAnwD
— chichi robado (@chichirobado) August 4, 2019
We need to think hard about how the virality of evil might be combatted without sacrificing freedom of speech https://t.co/JxipHYNWsJ
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) August 4, 2019
“8chan users passed around a spreadsheet listing shootings: date, location, no. of kills. Breivik & Dylann Roof were at the top of the list. The El Paso shooter was at the bottom. It’s hard to imagine that this list won’t keep growing.” https://t.co/lzZNsuRR1F
— Anti-Fascism & Far Right ? (@FFRAFAction) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/UoRhELkhMU
— Jim Clancy (@ClancyReports) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/jLmZoA1eda
— Christopher Alberto (@ChrisAlbertoLaw) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/g5XMbtxxT9
— juju (@jjsmokkieBOY57) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil | The New Yorker https://t.co/Z7nucMseUr
— Patriot??Citizenmdg (@Clancy_Dew) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/0Oi0wyKNqK
— ricardobrown (@ricardobrown) August 4, 2019
?❤️#WunDerBlokK - Racism kills - The #ElPasoShooting #OhioShooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/r9FEtD3Tt5
— Antifa EL Resistente 2MInT (@LoveGuerillos) August 4, 2019
Fucking WOW.@eastdakota, CEO of @Cloudflare, says that continuing to do business with 8Chan, where three white supremacist shooters have posted their screeds and were cheered on by other users is a “moral responsibility”.
— Sleeping Giants (@slpng_giants) August 4, 2019
What a statement. https://t.co/lyru5nWbmB
.@Fidelity, as a large investor in @Cloudflare, do you agree with CEO @eastdakota that providing services to 8chan, which has hosted the manifestos from three white supremacists, is a “moral obligation”? https://t.co/lyru5nWbmB
— Sleeping Giants (@slpng_giants) August 4, 2019
8chan: the far-right website linked to the rise in hate crimes
— Anti-Fascism & Far Right ? (@FFRAFAction) August 4, 2019
Three attackers in six months allegedly posted their plans on the site in advance. In an exclusive interview, Silicon Valley CEO explains his ‘moral obligation’ to keep 8chan online https://t.co/e01llyLwY3
8chan: the far-right website linked to the rise in hate crimes https://t.co/VD9mJp5HIG
— Graham Macklin (@macklin_gd) August 4, 2019
This argument from Cloudflare that "well, we need to keep 8chan on our services for the cops to monitor them!"....it just stinks. Cops can monitor dark web forums, too. https://t.co/eqebmLBKR7
— Greg Otto @ BH (@gregotto) August 4, 2019
https://t.co/A93Xl9rTev via @NYTimes We need a new solution to ending this violence. Gun control and figuring out why our culture can create so many people who are motivated by evil will help end this horror. Do something new ASAP. Our politicians should be trying to fix this.
— Jean-Pierre Conte (@jp_conte) August 4, 2019
29 dead in 24 hours, 32 mass killings in 2019, 3 in the last week. Festivals, shopping centers, music venues in a week. We need to address domestic terrorism in our country and serious gun control discussions. This is terrorism , congress please step up.https://t.co/LQS61SVchS
— Sarah Campbell (@SarahDoc4kids) August 4, 2019
Time to ban ALL firearms. Don’t @ me about the 2nd amendment when white supremacists & nationally grown terrorists are killing people b/c they don’t see them as humans. Don’t blame this one on immigrants. The time for prayer is over. We need to act now! https://t.co/dVdj9Ucg0f
— Catalina Cruz, Esq. (@CatalinaCruzNY) August 4, 2019
Deep sadness & fury that nothing has changed.
— Marianne Parshley MD (@MParshleyMD) August 4, 2019
This week 3 more mass shootings leaving families bereft, humans disabled& suffering+untold numbers of solitary suicides by firearms.
Thoughts & prayers do nothing to prevent more#DoSomething @senatemajldr !!https://t.co/fJajYses1e
When they can’t attack the information provided, they attack the messenger.
— Sean ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@Cordicon) August 4, 2019
Define ‘deflection’.
Logical thinking.
Shill count HIGH.
Q https://t.co/Ai9heE60Jv
The average electric vehicle contains 20-30 POUNDS of Cobalt
— Gabe Hoffman (@GabeHoff) August 4, 2019
Annual cobalt production is about 120,000 tons
https://t.co/6dCeTwHTfL
"A few yrs ago, #Jamaica didn’t even have a women’s national team... Enter Jamaican royalty — or as close as it gets. @CedellaMarley made resurrecting the team a personal cause, and now Jamaica is headed to the @FIFAWWC for the first time." ??⚽️??♀️?https://t.co/N2UUspXrpi
— Bob Marley (@bobmarley) June 5, 2019
“8chan would have difficultly operating if it didn’t receive protection from a company like Cloudflare”
— Roger Stoned (@LeewardGaze) August 4, 2019
“he [Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince] said that Cloudflare receives “regular requests” from law enforcement not to ban certain sites.”https://t.co/vFn1tiBSJK
8chan: the far-right website linked to the rise in hate crimes
— Socialist Voice ? (@SocialistVoice) August 4, 2019
Three attackers in six months allegedly posted their plans on the site in advance. In an exclusive interview, Silicon Valley CEO explains his ‘moral obligation’ to keep 8chan online
https://t.co/0YVpBAtRJN
The El Paso shooting is the third 8chan shooting, and an example of the gamification of terrorism. My latest article: https://t.co/G6Hj66yZE7
— Robert Evans (The Other Robert Evans) (@IwriteOK) August 4, 2019
White Nationalist Terrorism. Currently the greatest domestic threat facing our nation. We need to call it what it is, and empower our intelligence agencies to combat it with all available resources: https://t.co/rTXbZgR8Ht
— Robert Meyer Burnett (@BurnettRM) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror via @bellingcat https://t.co/p3Ub486zxk
— ROCKY ? CLXI (@rockyhorrorrr) August 4, 2019
This!
— Jasper Schwampe (@JasperSchwampe) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror via @bellingcat https://t.co/Sc7ilLUG7z
Critical reading from @bellingcat on the #ElPasoTerroristAttack https://t.co/fn6pvJ5ovC
— Yellow Vests Canada Exposed ? (@VestsCanada) August 4, 2019
Caution!⚠️Disturbing info contained in article - read only if you wish to understand white supremacists' social media "ecosystem" on 8chan, & other platforms - maybe all police forces need a "channer scanner" now??
— Boba Tea Catan (@Boba_Tea_Catan) August 4, 2019
We all need to listen to @MomsDemandhttps://t.co/pNxOMn8lD9
Discord has a white supremacist problem. 8chan has /pol and 4chan before it had a message board of the same name. You can take the games away but they'll still be meeting online, disseminating their wretched bigotry, and inspiring one another to kill folks https://t.co/O8UNCYqHuW
— Bae Grylls, Tumblr Bisexual (@TheAuracl3) August 4, 2019
“it is foolish...to attribute attacks like the El Paso shooting or the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting to “lone wolves”. Both shooters were radicalized in an ecosystem of right-wing terror that deliberately seeks to inspire such massacres.” https://t.co/TmKotx8ePY
— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) August 4, 2019
The El Paso shooter's manifesto got very poor reviews from the mass murder fans on 8chan where he allegedly posted it. https://t.co/cR36mqrsqx pic.twitter.com/Cy6AcrsJKw
— csdickey (@csdickey) August 4, 2019
“Until law enforcement, and the media, treat these shooters as part of a terrorist movement no less organized, or deadly, than ISIS or Al Qaeda, the violence will continue.” https://t.co/94UNLnSPBp
— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) August 4, 2019
@IwriteOK has a fantastic (and seriously disturbing) piece on this today: https://t.co/7pgoqJYORl
— Winter Tashlin (@wintersong) August 4, 2019
From @IwriteOK’s article on the recent shooting. https://t.co/c8MxskQQ5H pic.twitter.com/2zaoQfBHt8
— Mack Lamoureux (@MackLamoureux) August 4, 2019
A must-read from @IwriteOK https://t.co/KvrbOelfbS
— Jared Holt (@jaredlholt) August 4, 2019
Bellingcat: Gamification of Terror https://t.co/cda2urdmRo
— Volxfahrräder (@kreisnagel) August 4, 2019
bellingcat on 8chan and El Paso: . “Until law enforcement, and the media, treat these shooters as part of a terrorist movement no less organized, or deadly, than ISIS or Al Qaeda, the violence will continue. “ https://t.co/YyN6La1g9N
— Rory Cellan-Jones (@ruskin147) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/2ruHIQwgwq
— mike wendling (@mwendling) August 4, 2019
El Paso shows 8chan is a normal part of mass shootings now. #WhiteSupremacistTerrorism #EnoughIsEnough ^@hardknoxfirst https://t.co/L5PaMHYEBX
— ?Christine ???☮️? (@tazalaz) August 4, 2019
El Paso shows 8chan is a normal part of mass shootings now. https://t.co/bIKaBmYSeo
— Reid Meloy (@ReidMeloy) August 4, 2019
“The involvement of 8chan is becoming a familiar detail in cases of white supremacist violence.” Thank you for reporting on this @aprilaser #HelpTechStopHate#ChangeTheTerms https://t.co/JB4EHOVdyp
— malkia devich cyril (@culturejedi) August 5, 2019
“Whatever is too gruesome for 4chan finds a home on 8chan. That now includes enthusiasm for a white ethnostate.”
— Jennifer Slattery ? ?️? (@RiderOfKarma) August 5, 2019
Many more white ppl also desire to exist in all white spaces/self-segregate, creating breeding grounds for this & systemic #racism ideologies.https://t.co/AkkAxAbNuG
El Paso shows 8chan is a normal part of mass shootings now. https://t.co/jquY5He844
— An0n66 (@An0n661) August 4, 2019
I’ll be on the full hour on Forum on KQED tomorrow morning. Discussing this https://t.co/16hSHLt8JL
— april glaser (@aprilaser) August 4, 2019
You mean the guy that literally called for it to be shut down? https://t.co/BoMmiS2bpy
— Stephanie Mentork (@trumphandq) August 5, 2019
Founder of 8 chan is calling for the site to be shut down.https://t.co/J68XOMRHaj pic.twitter.com/br4wNQiLva
— Karen Christensen (@KarenChristensn) August 4, 2019
"Each killer may have acted alone, but they all appear to have been zealous converts to the same ideology, a paranoid snarl of raw anger and radical nationalism. What can be done about the online spaces from which they draw inspiration?" https://t.co/rDONdUQWfG
— Arthur Charpentier ? (@freakonometrics) August 5, 2019
This sounds like Leavers who want 'Brexit' at any cost, break-up of the UK, end of the NHS, economic ruin, racism celebrated, enormous suffering, social upheaval, mass displacement & damage to the EU & abroad too.
— #FBPE Stop the alt-Right brexit coup #Revoke A50 (@toutvab47727220) August 5, 2019
They do not care. They just want it:https://t.co/7UL21rXQR7 pic.twitter.com/GnHLqYiLEX
The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/LQ9M6bK3xR
— The Tao of Now (@InTheNoosphere) August 5, 2019
#1A #Dayton #ElPaso #Gilroy
— GAB American? (@GuardAmerican) August 5, 2019
Gab did nothing wrong, but Gab is being attacked.
Some want to end Free Speech protections in America.
GuardAmerican is no extremist. Gab is a bastion of liberty in a fraught world.https://t.co/lEcDdS4dkG
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The El Paso Shooting and the Virality of Evil https://t.co/0UcI7lIUX5
— Kαɾҽɳ Sαɱρʂσɳ Hυԃʂσɳ (@KarenSHudson) August 4, 2019
Close down #8chana! #FarRight website linked to the rise in hate crimes. #StopTheHate #8chandown #ShowRacismtheRedCard #WhiteSupremacistTerrorism @StopFundingHate @SRtRCScotland @NevilleSouthall @theredcardwales @MrBenSellers @SRTRC_England @AntiRacismDay https://t.co/yNxbGvZjw6
— Ged Grebby (@GedGrebby) August 5, 2019
We were warned!
— Steve Jones (@CerdynJones) August 5, 2019
'The El Paso attack will mark the third mass shooting in less than six months that was announced in advance on the message board. The first targeted Muslims, the second Jews, and the third appears to have been aimed at killing Latinos.' https://t.co/E0r6EQG7nm
Oh look you finally feel guilt.
— Jen. (@jenelaina) August 5, 2019
Congrats.
How about donating some of the money you made keeping it up helping groups ALREADY WORKING TO STOP HATE ONLINE AND WHEN IT ENEVITABLY SPILLS INTO REAL LIFE.https://t.co/4kCKjNjr3p pic.twitter.com/OZgyJLsrM4
8chan: the far-right website linked to the rise in hate crimeshttps://t.co/rY3kg7y8ko
— ゆるまき( ･ㅂ･)و ̑̑ツイ減? (@jasminheimatlos) August 5, 2019
前世紀後半、一般的な男性が奴隷的境遇を脱した。一般的に彼らは奴隷的境遇の母親に育てられ、
This weekend's violence marks at least the 32nd fatal shooting with three or more victims in the US, this year alone. We are heartbroken, & need to find a way forward to stop the cycle of violence. Our thoughts are with all of the victims & their families. https://t.co/XtLjQoCXpY
— USC Price School (@USCPrice) August 4, 2019
A week of bloodshed underscores a spate of mass shootings by white males. Meanwhile, the #GOP offers thoughts and prayers sprinkled with a hug here and there holding their bloody hands wide open for more dirty #NRA money donations. #GunControlNow https://t.co/Ez60APlfT3
— Luanna Meyer PhD (@LuBonLez) August 4, 2019
Mass Shootings in 2019: A Week of Bloodshed Underscores the Scale of Continous Violence. @DaveYoumansMD @FriedbergEric @JoeBabaian @rstraxMD @CancerGeek @DrEricB @clayforsberg @Jenny_Writer @LeeBeckerDC @DrGMcGinty @RichDuszak @grebeccahaines @sethmhardy https://t.co/d3wEwOPC2j
— Ian Weissman, DO (@DrIanWeissman) August 4, 2019
미국에서 총격사건이 일어나는 빈도로 테러가 일어난다면 미국은 세계 3차 대전도 일으킬 수 있을텐데. 국내 총기규제는 못한다는 아이러니.https://t.co/MaxoC58rG2
— 폴짝 (@anlionnge) August 4, 2019
Our deepest sympathy to the families of victims of a horrific massacre in El Paso and another mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio mere hours later. We salute those caring for survivors. Gun violence is a national public health emergency. Enough is enough! https://t.co/HtXjddWAbg
— NYSNA (@nynurses) August 4, 2019
We simply can’t ignore discrimination against older Americans in our workplaces. 83% of #HR professionals are having difficulty recruiting suitable candidates. #OlderWorkers have the knowledge & talent to help fill the #SkillsGap facing our nation. https://t.co/STj4Xv4TvQ
— Emily M Dickens (@SHRMEmily) May 28, 2019
#ChristchurchShooting#PowayShooting#ElPasoShooting
— Change The Terms (@changeterms) August 4, 2019
The El Paso #WalmartShooting is the latest episode of offline violence from murderous white supremacists seeking online community and amplification on the anonymized sister forums #4Chan and #8Chanhttps://t.co/RoiHirWKDA
An absolute must-read on 8chan's role in mass shootings https://t.co/MRnsvpTNAf
— Charlotte Jee (@charlottejee) August 5, 2019
“The most important takeaways from the El Paso shooting are twofold:
— anders kjærulff (@kjaerulv) August 4, 2019
8chan’s /pol board continues to deliberately radicalize mass shooters.
The act of massacring innocents has been gamified.” https://t.co/qvMrOKJZi8
“What we see here is evidence of the only real innovation 8chan has brought to global terrorism: the gamification of mass violence. We see this not just in the references to “high scores”, but in the very way the Christchurch shooting was carried out” https://t.co/p26ii30lHb
— Nikki Sterkenburg (@SterkNikki) August 4, 2019
Time to start treating white nationalism as the same level of national security threat as Islamic radicalization/extremism and applying all the same tools to counter it: https://t.co/PSd2WVtV5m pic.twitter.com/M0NegWjCtm
— brianweeden (@brianweeden) August 5, 2019
The issue is whether we're big enough to ask the questions. https://t.co/0rpz25JIcn
— Jody Dean (@DFWJodyDean) August 4, 2019
Great @bellingcat article about how imageboards like 8chan, specifically, 'gamify' terror. (ht @Spoonhead8) https://t.co/f7eQxdsMOT
— Mike Stuchbery?? (@MikeStuchbery_) August 4, 2019
Massive content warnings, but this piece explains how calling white supremacist terrorists "lone wolves" is inaccurate. There's a whole online community that radicalizes and even gamifies these shootings. They call shooters martyrs. It's terrorism.https://t.co/GRQaLu9Qoa
— Cindy Otis (@CindyOtis_) August 4, 2019
The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror via @bellingcat https://t.co/GBuyCOdhzf
— Eliot Higgins (@EliotHiggins) August 4, 2019
'It is foolish to attribute attacks like the El Paso shooting or the Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting to “lone wolves”. Both shooters were radicalized in an ecosystem of right-wing terror that deliberately seeks to inspire such massacres.' via @bellingcat https://t.co/uHC4lENMQs
— Jen Wilton (@GuerillaGrrl) August 5, 2019
bellingcat - The El Paso Shooting and the Gamification of Terror - bellingcat https://t.co/PlJkUFdr9t
— Rory ?? (@rory20s) August 4, 2019
The El Paso shooting and the dangerous gamification of terrorism: The role of 8chan/4chan in yet another white supremacist terror attack in the United States. By @bellingcat https://t.co/082F8LuqKb
— O530 Carris PT ? ???? ✈️ (@TheO530CarrisPT) August 4, 2019
"Until law enforcement, and the media, treat these shooters as part of a terrorist movement no less organized, or deadly, than ISIS or Al Qaeda, the violence will continue." Powerful, insightful piece on the El Paso Shooting from @bellingcat. https://t.co/a67CQZg9br
— Adam Thomas (@datatheism) August 5, 2019