/abcu/ - American Broadcasting CommUnity

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>>1229

Got another Question.

Why is all the Roboto font bold?

> The main text font.

The rest are as intended.

>>1237

I guess you're asking why quotes are bold?

because it says "bold" and "italic" in this part:

https://github.com/babyfist/danpu-theme-8ch/blob/eb9ba23fa6a90c4db5721c20adbeeb736be0a6b0/abcu.css#L106-L120

test:

>quote

<reverse quote

I will be offline alot of the day today.

I have appointments to attend today.

So Q will post today while I am out of course.

>>1252

OK. Anons will mind the fort.

>>1252

You were right!

I hope everything is okay.

Question for everyone:

Do you think all the BS against the police is to wear them down, get them to quit, amp up the chaos, weaken & demoralize the public, so that it is too unsafe to do in-person voting?

>>1257

I vote for

>weaken & demoralize the public

The emotional anguish was palpable on the chan all day today. Sometimes I wonder what kind of rays they're zapping us with (and how to counteract it).

Subliminals in the images? Seriously wondering.

Turned on the Hannity and was immediately irritated that they LIED. Said POTUS interview "in a moment" and the moment lie was repeated a number of times and they KNEW it wasn't true. We don't do TV at this house so I had a postage-stamp-size video window in the corner of my screen with the audio off while waiting for POTUS. The imagery from the tiny little video window - constant showing of masks and people attacking one another - really upset me. I wasn't even watching it, I was playing cards while waiting, but it got to me anyway.

WHAT are they doing to us?

Little lies degrade morality. I'm sure you've heard people excuse lying or cheating or stealing by saying "everybody does it" and in fact that is what is presented to them 24x7 on their TV. Have we raised a generation of sociopaths?

Yeah I'm irritated tonight.

>>1258

The most effective way to break down a person is to do something to upset them, push, push, push them to the brink and frantic, and then resolve it. They experience a flood of relief. And then BAM! Hit them with something else upsetting immediately that is almost as bad or worse.

1. National shutdown over a cold

You business, your life must be on hold, and screw your employees and your creditors

2. Lockdowns ending, life can get back to normal! Just in time for summer and YUGE relief like a national collective exhalation.

3. Oh, but wait - race riots and burn/loot/destroy businesses that had managed to open up (some in Opportunity zones, so people forget the progress made there)

4 Massive propaganda against police, who are piled on by mayors, DAs and governors, just in time for all that burning and looting!

It's attrition, the constant degradation of order and the rule of law. All those violent felons and perverts were let out of prison in preparation for this - with activist DAs and mayors, what's the point of arresting them for the 5th or 6th time when they will just either not be prosecuted (activist DAs) or get a summons to appear, won't show and nothing will happen to them (activist judges)?

So, the People are tired, anxious, frustrated, weary and have had enough of the nonsense, and now they must deal with violent thugs and no one to rein them in on top of all the financial and personal problems from the Covid cold lockdown.

People in such emotional states are must easier to control.

That's why I think we need to get busy - like civbro has said X times "either [they] write the narrative or we do" (sorry, paraphrase) They won't tell the public the truth so we must.

>>1263

Yeah. I will delete in a few days, allow the user to see the answers in-case they are new.

As we are a new board i will allow some slipage to start. But will become more strict as our user base grows.

But yeah if they dont follow the instruction or at least create a well constructed thread it will be removed after a small period.

Our goal is not to silence anyones voice. But we also want to maintain clean accurate threads with USE.

>>1253

Ty.

>>1257

Yeah. Go figure. Kek.

>>1257

>Question for everyone:

>Do you think all the BS against the police is to wear them down, get them to quit, amp up the chaos, weaken & demoralize the public, so that it is too unsafe to do in-person voting?

What we are seeing now is just "Last" steps in a slow game to sew division between The Citizens and The Police.

Take away the PROTECTORS of law and order and Law and Order will no longer rule.

If Law and Order is not in charge what is?

Lawlessness and Chaos.

>>1259

>"either [they] write the narrative or we do"

Those are our current options.

Some do a good job for us.

Have you been hearing Tucker the last few day. Really pushing truths.

Been getting great Numbers for it. Q even pointed it out.

Currently The [C] are craving Truths.

>>1260

Remember what we say:

A sect is a tool, Who are the PEOPLE responsible.

Do not blame the sect for the deeds of a man.

Draft Op-Ed. Looking for review prior to release.

>>1268

Another piece needing review and probably publication-ready.

Found on QR and I posted it in Citizen Op-Ed >>1270

>>1267

Yes, I have seen Tucker and he's nailing it. He is saying the Truths that no one else will. He's gentle, humble and unapologetic, and he has balls. That's why we elected POTUS (minus the humble kek), so more and more people are tuning in. That shows us that

>Currently The [C] are craving Truths.

is absolutely true.

I have a suspicion that Q cluing everyone into watching POTUS interview on Hannity was to make a point - I would be those numbers were not even as good as Tucker's. Point = The [C] are craving Truths.

/qr/ didn't get it, though.

There is a vacuum and Tucker filled it. There is a gigantic opening, and we must fill it.

>>1269

Scathing!

>>1271

Really wonderful and something people should re-read each month.

>>1282

Ty for input and welcome!

As >>1283 said get comfy for the long haul this is just the start.

Will have to look into this "Corey's diggs"

Have not heard of (You) but we support any creators talking truths.

>>1286

Cee did it. Just anticipating that when the call comes, things could get crazy in here. This quiet time is something to be treasured I guess.

>>1286

So is PirateAnon actually an NRO warlock? Saw you challenge him last night.

>>1289

He seems to work for NRO.

We have chatted before.

Not all NRO is bad. They have many bad OPs.

He choose not to answer because I am right and he know it. He seems fine enough from our previous talks.

Just doing his job

test

>>1291

it worked!

I don't think you can post a tripcode and a capcode at the same time?

>>1292

thanks for the board. see you all next thread to continue making the news great again

>>1293

Great will answer email soon.

Going to bed now,

>>1295

Yes Welcome!

Why did it take you so long.

You are should be very skilled.

>>1282

Welcome to /abcu/!

Stolen from QR

Good tips could use some elaboration or tools to achieve the work.

Posting here as reminder

HOW TO EVALUATE EVIDENCE

https://pastebin.com/tntBn1Sj

When confronted with the unknown, observe what evidence is presented.

15 Types of Evidence

1. Analogical Evidence

While not a kind of evidence you’d use in court, this kind of evidence can be useful for increasing credibility by drawing parallels when there isn’t enough information to prove something in an investigation. Analogical evidence uses a comparison of things that are similar to draw an analogy.

2. Anecdotal Evidence

Anecdotal evidence isn’t used in court, but can sometimes help in an investigation to get a better picture of an issue. The biggest problem with this kind of evidence is that it is often “cherry picked” to present only anecdotes that support a particular conclusion. Consider it with skepticism, and in combination with other, more reliable, kinds of evidence.

3. Character Evidence

This is a testimony or document that is used to help prove that someone acted in a particular way based on the person’s character. While this can’t be used to prove that a person’s behavior at a certain time was consistent with his or her character, it can be used in some investigations to prove intent, motive, or opportunity.

4. Circumstantial Evidence

Also known as indirect evidence, this type of evidence is used to infer something based on a series of facts separate from the fact the argument is trying to prove. It requires a deduction of facts from other facts that can be proven and, is not considered to be strong evidence.

5. Demonstrative Evidence

An object or document is considered to be demonstrative evidence when it directly demonstrates a fact. It’s a common and reliable kind of evidence. Examples of this kind of evidence are photographs, video and audio recordings, charts, etc.

6. Digital Evidence

Digital evidence can be any sort of digital file from an electronic source. This includes email, text messages, instant messages, files and documents extracted from hard drives, electronic financial transactions, audio files, video files. Digital evidence can be found on any server or device that stores data, including some lesser-known sources such as home video game consoles, GPS sport watches and internet-enabled devices used in home automation. Digital evidence is often found through internet searches using open source intelligence (OSINT).

7. Direct Evidence

The most powerful type of evidence, direct evidence requires no inference. The evidence alone is the proof.

8. Documentary Evidence

Most commonly considered to be written forms of proof, such as letters or wills, documentary evidence can also include other types of media, such as images, video or audio recordings, etc.

9. Exculpatory Evidence

This type of evidence can exonerate a defendant in a – usually criminal – case. Prosecutors and police are required to disclose to the defendant any exculpatory evidence they find or risk having the case dismissed.

10. Forensic Evidence

Forensic Evidence is scientific evidence, such as DNA, trace evidence, fingerprints or ballistics reports, and can provide proof to establish a person’s guilt or innocence. Forensic evidence is generally considered to be strong and reliable evidence and alongside helping to convict criminals, its role in exonerating the innocent has been well documented. The term “forensic” means “for the courts”.

11. Hearsay Evidence

Hearsay evidence consists of statements made by witnesses who are not present. Hearsay evidence is not admissible in court.

12. Physical Evidence

As would be expected, evidence that is in the form of a tangible object, such as a firearm, fingerprints, rope purportedly used to strangle someone, or tire casts from a crime scene, is considered to be physical evidence. Physical evidence is also known as “real” or “material” evidence. It can be presented in court as an exhibit of a physical object, captured in still or moving images, described in text, audio or video or referred to in documents.

13. Prima Facie Evidence

Meaning “on its first appearance” this is evidence presented before a trial that is enough to prove something until it is successfully disproved or rebutted at trial. This is also called “presumptive evidence”.

14. Statistical Evidence

Evidence that uses numbers (or statistics) to support a position is called statistical evidence. This type of evidence is based on research or polls.

15. Testimonial Evidence

One of the most common forms of evidence, this is either spoken or written evidence given by a witness under oath. It can be gathered in court, at a deposition or through an affidavit.

>>1308

Haste makes waste.

This plan is long planned. Week(s) is barely a delay with the scope of how far out the Plan given was planned.

Q might be waiting for Rally.

Or Big News Coming out of Trump Camp?

Anyone else excited for the rally. If i was closer i would of went.

>>1331

Yep. I'd like to hear some new rhetoric.

Will be listening closely. Is it 7pm CDT?

>>1332

> Is it 7pm CDT?

yeah.

An anon has submitted an excellent article on the (deliberate) introduction of COVID-positive patients into southern California through the Mexican border, and Newsom's attitude which at a minimum facilitated this, if not actively supported it.

>>1822 in Citizen Op-Eds

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>>1830

JC will be our first Offical Reporter only