Apparently. Sort of like Yul Brenner as Pharoah did to Heston in the 10 Commandments.Did his entire account get nuked here, along with his posts?
Yes, if an account is deleted, the person's posts disappear simultaneously. I didn't do it. I presume it was probably at his request...The article had a link to another story where they outed him with a link to a thread where he was defending Nathan Forrest. But Brett’s posts were missing. Did his entire account get nuked here, along with his posts?
Not familiar with the podcast. But as long as it doesn’t get political, I wouldn’t stop listening just because the hosts were big Trumpies.
Got a chuckle from this passage.
“If you don’t want to attach your name to it, there’s a reason why,” Mary, who asked not to use her last name for fear of online backlash, recalled thinking. “Let’s just see about this dude.”
yeah, he defended the Klan on his blog and here. I don't care that he is a trumper, I do that he is a racist garbage human. I also applaud the anonymous tidefans poster that outed him to slate and would never listen to his podcast as I make a point of not supporting terrible peopleThe article had a link to another story where they outed him with a link to a thread where he was defending Nathan Forrest. But Brett’s posts were missing. Did his entire account get nuked here, along with his posts?
Not familiar with the podcast. But as long as it doesn’t get political, I wouldn’t stop listening just because the hosts were big Trumpies.
Got a chuckle from this passage.
“If you don’t want to attach your name to it, there’s a reason why,” Mary, who asked not to use her last name for fear of online backlash, recalled thinking. “Let’s just see about this dude.”
Yeah, I was howling at that part, too.Got a chuckle from this passage.
“If you don’t want to attach your name to it, there’s a reason why,” Mary, who asked not to use her last name for fear of online backlash, recalled thinking. “Let’s just see about this dude.”
Horror fiction into the trump administration seems to be a perfect sequeAll I remember is his incessant promotion of his books. I found it annoying.
His experience with Trump makes him an expert on true crime.Horror fiction into the trump administration seems to be a perfect seque
The part that really puzzled (maybe it shouldn’t?) me the most was he claimed to be conservative and yet was for Trump almost out of the gate as IRC it. And Trump was the most “liberal” GOP candidate running to the point he had any ideological core (which he did not - his views changed by the hour).His experience with Trump makes him an expert on true crime.
It seems like there was some discussion that he had accidentally posted enough personal bio info that it was possible to figure out what his name was. At the time, I wondered if if was someone from here that tipped off Slate or if they got on to him some other way.Lol. Nothing is ever nuked from the internet. I’m still proud of my Tidefans comrades for outing Brett. One of the best moments of my time on here.
I figure someone did - but so what?It seems like there was some discussion that he had accidentally posted enough personal bio info that it was possible to figure out what his name was. At the time, I wondered if if was someone from here that tipped off Slate or if they got on to him some other way.
Perhaps a Tidefans member realized he had basically outed himself and just brought Slate’s attention to it.
I remember one, I think he was Tide1986 or something like that, as the Japanese would say, was a plickWe have had some really weird posters over the years.
He worked for the Romney campaign--IIRC he was a speechwriter.One last thing…I met him at the MSU game played several days before the 2012 election. He was absolutely convinced (or so he said) Romney was going to win. The GOP myth of 2012 is “we were gonna win but Hurricane Sandy cost us the election,” which he espoused as well. Dick Morris said that, too.
I’m sorry but I never saw Romney was gonna win even in the most biased in the GOP favor polls. I never knew whether he was spouting political spin, delusions of grandeur, or a combo of both.