MicroGroks
In my essay The Right to Disagree at Urban Scoop I’d re-coined (having used it on my old blog) the term “Thought Splinters” which I define as short memes or questions (e.g., in a discussion) that – if they have an effect – are not meant to immediately convince someone of something, but rather be …
It is with heavy hearts and a sense of great loss that we, Persian-Americans, descendants of Cyrus the Great, honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust.
I keep hammering on this, but we must grasp that the Left truly believes themselves to be made from finer clay. Better, smarter, more noble, with only the purest of intentions:
Facebook has an algorithm for suggesting content that may interest users. It actively promotes Holocaust denial pages. That is the finding of The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), a UK-based counter-extremist organization, published in the Sunday Guardian newspaper.
In the aftermath of the Holocaust, many well-intentioned people around the world wondered how it could have happened. And the question for our time is could something like it ever happen again?
