>>16124037 (PB)
Vice is a 'satire' site
notable
NY Appellate court rules NY congressional re-districting is in fact "gerrymandering" and a blatant violation of state constitution.
>https://twitter.com/mcpli/status/1517258325943103489
Here's a copy of the linked ruling
just skimmed it will read now
looks legit.
>16124297
Log those algorithms harder, dude.
Hold on to your hairpiece gramps, it's time for the invitation Q Research shill-on-shill open sewer smack down!
They call anyone a bitch
They use the - ass suffix
They don't care what you think
And they want you to agree
SHILLS-A-MILLION OVER THE TOP ROPE NAME CALLING!
"Ooooh they make me so mad" - Shill anon
60s dude, and 70s.
Ever been part of "the wave" at a sporting event? Stood up at a show or event and applauded because others were applauding without knowing much about who, or what the clapping was for?
It is trivial to exploit our human propensity for imitation, to go along with the crowd, and use this to propagate unconscious self-replicating social behaviors (fads, trends, crazes) in a culture for purposes of marketing or for social control.
It's common sense that such a phenomenon, ripe for exploitation, is being used by cultist pedovores interested in controlling human behavior – especially the for controlling the future evolution of social and economic systems.
Pop culture is not the organic phenomena it appears, but a curated artificial medium engineered to permit rapid introduction and transmission of contagious, conditioned behaviors like purchasing and to spread psychogenic illnesses, self-destructive sexual fetishes etc.
Cultures where commerce controls media content and where art is used to sell consumer goods also have the capacity to engineer psychological operations which induce delusions and powerful contagious mental illnesses or collective insanities.
Historical incidents and known forms of contagious psychogenic illnesses are described in "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds" by Charles Mackay.
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/24518
In recent years, we have seen mysterious maladies proliferate. Recently, American and European psychologists have been tracking the blue whale game, the Momo challenge, the gorilla glue challenge which use guided imagery, occult symbols sigils and glyphs to evoke a psychic dilemma which persuades victim to ice themselves or huff wasp spray. In addition to obvious mind traps like Momo and the Whale, there are similar cognitive exploits which are far more dangerous.
Rothko's basilisk is a logic trap to which a small segment of the population is especially vulnerable -
https://slate.com/technology/2014/07/rokos-basilisk-the-most-terrifying-thought-experiment-of-all-time.html
The evil clowns create both the pathology, “induced contagious, epidemic psychogenic illness” and the psyops which exploit it, constantly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Whale_Challenge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momo_Challenge_hoax
https://indianexpress.com/article/trending/trending-globally/louisiana-man-tries-gorilla-glue-challenge-with-a-cup-ends-up-in-hospital-7188330/
DIG MEME PRAY
NY STATE APPELATE COURT RULES
Contrary to respondents’ further contention, however, we agree
with petitioners and the court that the congressional map was
unconstitutional in that it violated article III, § 4 (c) (5), which
provides as relevant here that “[d]istricts shall not be drawn to
discourage competition or for the purpose of favoring or disfavoring
incumbents or other particular candidates or political parties.” As
with the procedural issue, petitioners bore the initial burden on this
issue of establishing beyond a reasonable doubt that the 2022
congressional map conflicts with the Constitution (see Viviani, 36
NY3d at 576; Cohen, 19 NY3d at 201-202). Although that is a heavy
burden, the terms of article III, § 4 (c) (5) prohibit the
discouragement of competition or the drawing of districts in order to
favor one party over the other, which permits no level of intentional
discouragement of competition or partisan favoritism (see generally In
re Senate Joint Resolution of Legislative Apportionment 1176, 83 So3d
597, 617 [Fl Sup Ct 2012]). In evaluating whether a party has
established unconstitutional partisan gerrymandering as a factual
matter beyond a reasonable doubt, “[c]ourts have found that direct or
circumstantial evidence may establish that a districting plan was
drawn” with partisan intent (League of Women Voters of Ohio v Ohio
Redistricting Commn., — NE3d —, 2022 WL 110261, *24 [Ohio Sup Ct, Jan.
12, 2022, Nos. 2021-1193, 2021-1198, and 2021-1210]). Recently,
computer modeling and statistical analyses have garnered acceptance as
evidence of partisan intent (see id. at *24-26; League of Women Voters
of Pennsylvania v Commonwealth, 645 Pa 1, 124-126, 178 A3d 737, 818-
820 [2018]).
We conclude that evidence of the largely one-party process used
to enact the 2022 congressional map, a comparison of the 2022
congressional map to the 2012 congressional map, and the expert
opinion and supporting analysis of Sean P. Trende, met petitioners’
burden of establishing that the 2022 congressional map was drawn to
discourage competition and favor democrats in violation of article
III, § 4 (c) (5).
No pandemic disease, no vaccine, no Uke war. Just a bunch of terrified pedovores turning out threadbare stories.