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    1. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 3 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ferenstein @laurensmiley @TheAtlantic

      I just could not disagree more. The story is great because she presents the villain as a system we all participate and are slave to. The creation of a police state does not arise from unreasonable fears but unreasonable reactions.

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    2. Greg Ferenstein‏Verified account @ferenstein 3 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ConorDougherty @laurensmiley @TheAtlantic

      YASSS. debate! I find it odd when something that could be done manually suddenly takes on a ‘bad guy’ tone when done with consumer tech. If someone saw a neighbor stealing a package or had a neihboorhood watch report it, i doubt there’d be a critique.

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    3. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 3 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ferenstein @laurensmiley @TheAtlantic

      Sure. There also wouldn't be a debate about our democratic process if someone paid to erect one billboard with a blatantly false campaign ad on it, but you put that on a social network that can target everything, and it changes.

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    4. Greg Ferenstein‏Verified account @ferenstein 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ConorDougherty @laurensmiley @TheAtlantic

      In journalism, theres a low burden of proof to attack powerful folks. Somehow over the last few years, this burden got extended to all consumer tech and tech workers. I find it hostile towards folks who should be treated as our fellow citizens. It makes me sad

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    5. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ferenstein @laurensmiley @TheAtlantic

      We could talk about this in a less public context since i'm sure we're annoying people.

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    6. Renee DiResta‏Verified account @noUpside 4 Nov 2019
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      (I think it’s interesting)

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    7. Greg Ferenstein‏Verified account @ferenstein 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @noUpside @ConorDougherty

      (i appreciate @noUpside ‘s brain and am glad we’re friends)

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    8. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 4 Nov 2019
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      All very thinky stuff. This probably not productive, but your complaints about journos using examples of regular people in a law enforcement story could be very easily applied to people who have been *accused* of calling out individual NIMBYs in stories about development.

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    9. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ConorDougherty @ferenstein @noUpside

      I'm not sure how we talk about local government, which is the most important policy setter for foundational inequality issues like education, law enforcement and housing, without citing what the citizenry is doing and what the consequences for others are.

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    10. Conor Dougherty‏Verified account @ConorDougherty 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ConorDougherty @ferenstein @noUpside

      I think it's possible to do this and raise impt questions about what community/corporate actions mean for racial/ economic equity w/o succumbing to a reductive "you're racist" line of reporting, and in fact think the story we are talking about is a sterling example of just that.

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      Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler 4 Nov 2019
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      Replying to @ConorDougherty @ferenstein @noUpside

      dancing around the barnyard here, but the intersection of private property, policing and race goes back into the very founding of this country and keeps recurring every generation in new ways....

      9:16 PM - 4 Nov 2019
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