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why is my video getting buried (Sift Talk Post)

ChaosEngine says...

No, that's not what happened. Someone didn't like your video and downvoted it.

That's how the sift works.

Your mistake was that you didn't understand this. Now you know better. Complaining about it is just infantile.

billpayer said:

@ChaosEngine dissapointed at you. I made NO mistake. Some fascist happy to censor other peoples videos downvoted my video so NO ONE COULD SEE IT, BEFORE ANYONE HAD A CHANCE TO VIEW.

My only mistake was not being aware of what had happened.
I would not re-post AND THEN TELL THE WHOLE SIFT ON SIFT CHAT if I had wanted to be a SNEAKY COWARD.

FUCK THAT SHIT.

Guilt = 0

Marriage Proposal - Thug Life

ChaosEngine says...

This has been a PSA from the Society for Prevention of Public Wedding Proposals.

Public proposals: they're cheap, tacky, and attention-seeking. Allow your partner to turn you down with some dignity. Now you know!

Neil deGrasse Tyson explains meaning of life to 6 year old

shinyblurry says...

I grew up exactly the opposite from your situation; I grew up in the secular world and I believed that it was the world, and that our understanding of the cosmos sufficiently explained the questions we had about life. Everything else was a wonderful mystery waiting to be discovered as we explored the worlds, inner and outer. I saw religion, and Christianity particularly, as backwards and ignorant, a sad relic of our more primitive past.

That all changed when I started to have supernatural experiences. I didn't believe in the supernatural at the time, and finding out that there was a spiritual reality blew my mind to say the least. I started exploring all of the different religions and beliefs out there, trying to make sense of it all, and basically just pieced together what I felt was different pieces of the truth from all of these differing ideas of reality.

It was then that I started to come to the realization that there is a God. He opened my eyes to see the ways He was, and always had been, shaping my life. He showed me His personal love, for me. I began to follow Him and He led me, after showing me many different things, to the bible. He confirmed it to me as His book and confirmed to me that Jesus is the Savior of the world. I never would have come to that conclusion on my own in a million years. Even when I knew there was a God, the last thing I thought was that He was the God of Christianity.

I went through a similar process to you; I had to integrate an entirely different way of seeing the world, and let go of the artifices that had been constructed in me since a young age. God set me free to be myself, the person He created me to be. He has made me into a new person, and I experience His love, help and guidance every single day of my life.

I'm sorry you were indoctrinated as a child. You never experienced the truth of John 3:3. That's why it all seems like a sham to you fed by ignorant people who were themselves indoctrinated. The Holy Spirit has to make you a new person, and that never happened to you. It is actually the best thing that could have happened because if you had stayed the way you were, you would have died thinking you were saved when you weren't. Now, you know you aren't a Christian which opens the door much wider for God to do an amazing thing in your life. I just want you to know that He loves you. Ask Him to reveal Himself to you. God bless.

kceaton1 said:

Believe it or not, I think I was already wondering about those type of topics at that age (as I had always been a HUGE space and science fan, I knew by age "3" essentially that I wanted to be an Astronaut; which I'm sure my parents got a kick out of).

However, here is the problem with asking that/those type of questions (as I believe many people have more than likely been down this road). The community and the adults around you shape parts of your reality AND how you decide to continue to ask or answer that question(s). In my case, the problem was: religion. The answer to ALL my questions back then were: religion...

It wasn't until I was around 16 that I became highly suspicious and then began to bring up ALL of these questions I had "thought" WERE answered...but, they weren't at all. Finally by the age of 18 (into 19) I had shaken off the chains of religion that had held me down

The Lord of the Rings Mythology Explained - CGP Grey

Hottest Year Ever (Global Warming Hiatus) - SciShow

eric3579 says...

I'll remove it but it has to do with the thumbnail and it matching the title. NSFW changes the thumb to (small thumb) one i have chosen and is apropriate for my title. When a video is promoted,as this currently is, the thumb(if thats what its called) is in large version (different then small thumb which i created) and focuses on the gecko part of the video. Small NSFW thumb is more appropriate for what i am focusing on in the video.

...and now you know

bobarino said:

Why does this have a NSFW label?

Vermont Becomes The First State To Pass Wolf PAC Resolution

Silent anti-masturbation message dubbed with 50 cent

Lawdeedaw says...

Are they part of verbal language? No...but they are a part of symbol language--which is every type of language that exists, even written symbols (Which generate their own by italics and exclamation marks, etc.)

Now you know--this PSA brought to you by 50cents and Lawdeedaw...now lets toast to the good life.

lucky760 said:

Are facial expressions part of sign language? I thought not, but this guy uses them so vigorously and passionately.

Oakland CA Is So Scary Even Cops Want Nothing To Do With It

Trancecoach says...

Fast. The US is highly militarized. And its military/police are much better funded than in Mexico.

"a mob of random untrained angry armed strangers"

If they are my friends and neighbors, I would not call them a mob (I don't know how you view your friends but I don't see my friends like this) and I would trust them more than the police. So did the American Revolutionaries. They trusted their fellow colonists more than the "well regulated and trained" British Army. But even then, many trusted the establishment, the Red Coats.

And who are you even talking about? Because, to each other, they are not "random strangers." The police are the "random strangers!" For most people, anyway.

This scene comes to mind.
Like Corleone implies, it's good to know where your loyalties lie. And that of those who engage with you.

"I will trust the police. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. (and make no mistake, I don't trust the police much at all) That's just me."

Yep, that's just you, and some others, for sure. So what?

"I don't know about you"

Now you know.

And like I said: Good luck with that. I wish you the best and that you never have to 'rely' on the police to 'protect' you.

newtboy said:

How fast do you think the army/national guard would be involved if that happened in the USA? That said, if things were as bad in Oakland as they were in Mexico, I might change my stance. I don't think they're anywhere near that bad, they're just not good
I don't know about you, but between a well regulated and trained police force (ours needs better regulating and training, agreed) and a mob of random untrained angry armed strangers, I will trust the police. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. (and make no mistake, I don't trust the police much at all) That's just me.

Burned by McDonald's Hot Coffee

Turn Your Smartphone Into a Digital Microscope!

Phonebloks

Porksandwich says...

The thing is though, the way it's described in this video. Unless I am totally off in LaLa land concerning electronics and how they hook together. There's just no way his power grid section is going to work with 4 connectors. Let's assume 4 connectors is all anything needs, then how do you swap out pieces and re-arrange them to your desire and still have the connections end up to where they hook up properly to others without replacing the grid backing?

So if you need a grid backing for each arrangement, you're not helping your cause.

He's basically saying the grid back is your motherboard, which needs a bare minimum of things to function and it designed for them to hook up in certain ways with a myriad of different pin configurations. And you think of how many things in the PC market aren't QUITE compatible, like they do hokey things even though standards wise they should be compatible....so you have to look at the MFG sites to see if they have tested it with XYZ....

I mean hell anything PC is kind of throwaway as it is now, they cycle in new standards so fast. The only main difference is you can build it like you want it, so you're less likely to replace it soon....and if most things break you can replace them to keep from throwing everything else out...within some period of time usually 5-6 years would be a good "hope" for things like motherboards, cpu if you're right on the cutting edge. 1-3 if you buy them later in their life cycle.

So, maybe instead of a blok style phone, they need a design where shops could essentially build you a phone around a core module for each phone carrier. Then you wouldn't have 8 bazillion phones being manufactured each year and being tossed. You'd have 20 bazillion parts that could be used as needed within a few years to fit someone's needs/wants.

But, it won't happen. And they'll say it's because they are keeping costs down by doing it how they do it now....you know...not because it helps maintain bigger profit margins or anything.........never.

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Richie Havens - Freedom/Motherless Child Live,Woodstock '69

poolcleaner says...

When I imagine the conceptual aspect of religious experience it comes forth from the brain as something, anything, along these lines. When you want your brother/sister/mama/papa, intent thought your abstract feeling; unknowing and knowing and now you know. You're there with your brother and we're all from the same mother; zygotes to human hive, tricked into individualism maya don't lie.

The Simpsons April Fools

poolcleaner says...

Actually, the pretzel code is a series of codes as follows:
Code 6: Put girl's face here
Code 7: Put other girl's face here
Code 8: Put another girl's face here
Code 9: Put my face there

For best results mix and match gender to your preference. We got codes 6, 7, 8, and 9, or as we concatenate it, a code 69 Ultra. Now you know!

Rachel Maddow Hammers Home Why Fox News Is Bulls#@!

chingalera says...

Comcast sadly, is the only provider with decent speeds for the needs around my general area-All the "G" networks blow for Mbps. Comcast's internet only package is about 10 bucks less than a bundle with cable so.......For the first time in about 30 years, there's television programming in the home.

After about 3 months now, I'll turn the thing on when I am washing dishes and all I do pretty-much is parody the adverts, re-scripting them in my head like I'm working on a pitch.

After so long without any alternative programming than that of my own (save a bit of F.M. radio whilst driving), my bullshit detector (located near the conarium at the cerebral juncture) goes off at the slightest movement of the continental plates in New Zealand.

I see myself doing without the internet in the future as well as mobile devices beyond a basic cellphone-Probably give them all up for a variety of diversions like welding, tending animals, and building all manner of objects d'arte, to sell to folks to put in their homes next to their televisions, or connect to their many devices-

Now you know my 20-year-plan, see you at 68, update in ten....

dag said:

Quote hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Anyone getting on the MSNBC bandwagon needs to read this: http://billmoyers.com/2013/03/25/the-day-that-tv-news-died/

Fuck MSNBC, GE, News Ltd , Comcast, Time-Warner.

Cut your cable folks.



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