Newest U.S. Counterterrorism Strategy: Trolling
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megaphone_desktop_tool
Or pro-Israel-ists?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman_%28radio%29#.E2.80.9CC...
The impact it had was discussed in the book freakonomics.
If it were Americans (or anyone else who worries about being a terrorist target already) doing the trolling, I would seriously worry about that. But if it's local people discouraging each other, I figure the risk is pretty small.
It would be easy to point the finger at outsiders hating us for our freedom. In order to defeat the troll, we must recognize him in ourselves, however.
But he is moderately left himself if you see him in one of the rare moments he breaks character -- the immigration hearings come to mind
Yet more snipping at leaves while the roots continue to grow.
This effort seeks to replace the radicalization option with something else. What's wrong with that? There are lots of discontents in the world, and not many of them kill other people.
It's the democratic republic part of this country that makes it so great --- when used by critical thinkers.
Use groupthink to ease the angries out into tge open. Way to raise the bar on discourse, military-industrial complex.