Wednesday, April 29, 2009

4/28/09: Suicidal User: "We Must 'Wipe Out' Republicans To Survive!!!" (HuffPost: "Approved!!!")

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INTRODUCTION: Here we go again. Although this is not an instance in which HuffPost approved one or more of its raging leftists to explicitly threaten to murder/urge violence against others (as in cases here and here), the implication is abundantly clear.

This is also a case study in how:
  • HuffPost's misleading headlines foment this kind of rage, which apparently drove one of its long-term raging leftists, "BlueStateMan," to a complete meltdown (a short drive)

  • HuffPost ignores its own comment moderation policies when it comes to facilitating its resident raging leftists, no matter what they do --- whereas non-leftists meet swift bannings for far lesser "offenses"

  • Even a casual review of this user's (suicidal*) profile and comment archive would indicate that this is a deeply disturbed individual --- yet HuffPost has facilitated him for more than three years (*see end of thread)
As a reminder, HuffPost's FAQ: Comments & Moderation and Comment Policy claim that the site prohibits comments that "...are abusive... include ad hominem attacks..." And we've already established that HuffPost pre-screens comments on its news threads, meaning that only those comments that it explicitly approves are "published." Also, HuffPost's Terms of Service & User Agreement, Part 3, clause (iii) states that by accepting these TOS, the user agrees that he/she will not:
"...submit material that is unlawful, obscene, defamatory, libelous, threatening, pornographic, harassing, hateful, racially or ethnically offensive, or encourages conduct that would be considered a criminal offense, give rise to civil liability, violate any law, or is otherwise inappropriate"
And yet, HuffPost not only approved the following implicitly-threatening rant, at the time of this writing --- 24 hours later --- it is still published (check here to see if it's still up when you read this).

CONTEXT: On April 28, HuffPost had a splash headline on its front page, which implied that Republicans were "blocking" Obama's appointment of Gov. Sebelius to HHS (sorry, no screen capture available).

The fact is that Republicans can't block
anything; all they can do is threaten to filibuster, which is merely a delaying tactic. The Democrats have a large majority in the Senate (and an even larger one in the House), and as such, they can do and pass whatever they want.

The headline link led to this story thread:
Top 15 Health Jobs Remain Open As Untested Pandemic Response Plan Implemented.

And it was on this top thread that HuffPost allowed "BlueStateMan" to engage in what was apparently his latest* meltdown (*more below):

BlueStateMan See Profile I'm a Fan of BlueStateMan I'm a fan of this user permalink photo

The republicans
NEVER gave a goodgoddamn about human life & they never WILL.


LOOK how they were willing to sacrifice HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of lives in Iraq... just for MONEY.


LOOK how they are willing to let MILLIONS starve in THIS country & abroad.. just for MONEY.


LOOK how they were willing to TORTURE & throw away our nations HONOR... just for MONEY.


LOOK how they are willing to let to allow a disease run rampant.. just to satisfy their PETULANT desire to hobble President Obama.


These "people" ARE the disease... & we need to wipe them OUT to survive.


Reply Favorite Flag as abusive Posted 08:03 AM on 04/28/2009


As noted earlier, the Democrats already have big majorities in both houses of Congress. The Republicans cannot do anything substantive to stop Democrats at this point. And as an obsessive HuffPost user, "BlueStateMan" is well aware of this fact.

So what could he mean by the need to "wipe out" Republicans, whom he defines as "a disease"?

Viewed in isolation, and without having seen the prevalent, explicit threats that HuffPost permits his fellow raging leftists to "publish" on its site
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here and here, and lots of other examples coming in the near future), this would not seem so serious. But it's important to keep in mind that this is far from an isolated incident.

In fact, HuffPost has facilitated "BlueStateMan" under the same screen name for more than three years, to the tune of more than 22,000 comments, as is shown on his comment archive, below:



So what other thoughtful, policy-compliant contributions has HuffPost approved "BlueStateMan" to make to its "environment" in the recent past?

Take a look at the following, directly from his comment archive --- all of which HuffPost reviewed, approved and published over the past 24 hours alone:

You ARE nothing. You HAVE nothing. I'm THROUGH beatting the schidt out of you. You BORE me, little one. Prattle on... I've better things to do than ABUSE you further.
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 10:48:14

EATSHIT.
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 10:46:11

It appears that GaianRetribution has scurried away... corkscrew tail between it's legs... LexMosher is acting the diehard kamikase but he KNOWS that he's been BEATEN...AGAIIN.. BOTH of them... cowards... HEY GUYS!!!! Lemme guess... you have a little helmets that you wear when on the computer..little armbands too... ones that your mommies made for you. You still sleep in the same beds you did when you went to grade school... wallpaper in your rooms with Cowboys & Indians on it... tattered pennants from the colleges that you HOPED you had been able to go to but never even got close... trophies for 5th place in some intramural sports event from 20 years ago (one that they give EVERY kid so as not to feel left out).. a "Certificate of Achievement" for passing the 6th grade in the lower 2% of your classes. Milk & cookies by your sides... & a dogeared copy of "Mein Kampf" on your nightstands... nestled on the souvenir handkerchiefs that you got when your daddies took you to visit Howard Johnsons. You earn a living by stuffing envelopes for direct-mail promoters... looking forward to the BONANZA season when you get to work for Publishers Clearinghouse. Your favorite food is mac & cheesewhiz with a side of tater-tots washed down with an entire 2 liter bottle of Mountain Dew. Now.. BACK to your SANDBOXES. SCOOT!!!
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 10:37:22

Keep trying to evade the obvious. I asked you to PROVE it. You CAN'T... & you're not even MAN enough to admit it. Just like all the REST of you armchair warriors.. you're NOTHING but a PETRIFIED, snotnosed, little COEARD.
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 10:20:59

P.S. Nobody gives a goodgodamn what you think, throwback.
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 09:01:12

You never cease to reinforce your stupidity, Ayn.
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 08:59:20

Now.. let me get this straight.... "Obstructing HHS & allowing a void in the chain of command during a HEALTH CRISIS" ((check)) "Torture"... ((check)) "Depleted Uranium"... ((check)) "LYING us into a WAR".... ((check)) "4,275 Americans PERISHED" & still counting... ((check)) "46,132 Americans MAIMED" & still counting.. ((check)) "HUNDRED of THOUSANDS of innocent Iraqi CIVILIANS perished".. & counting.... ((check)) "The subversion of our System of JUSTICE.. both CRIMINAL & CIVIL"... ((check)) "The subversion of the World Bank"... ((check)) "The subversion of our CONSTITUTION"... ((check)) "The R.A.P.E of our economy".... ((check)) "The R.A.P.E of our environment"... ((check)) "The R.A.P.E of our SOUL as a NATION". ((check)) Right, so.... let's see..... THESE are the guys we should be taking ADVICE from? THESE are the guys we should entrust our FUTURE to? THESE are the guys that need to SIT DOWN, SHUT UP, & thank GOD that they aren't in PRISON (yet).
posted Apr 28, 2009 at 08:17:56



What kind of individual says such things?

Well, had HuffPost ever ventured to take a quick peek at his user profile, it might have detected that perhaps it has a
little problem on its hands...

Bio: "I wish I could just commit suicide already so I can get on with my life."

But far more important questions are:
  • What kind of website would knowingly "publish" the rantings of such an individual, for more than three years?

  • And... why? Is it really all just to increase its page-views (which is what HuffPost's ad revenue is based on?)

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