'Australia has no freedom,'
Fox News host
claims in discussion on gun laws
Tucker Carlson, one of the
hosts of the Fox &
Friends segment which aired on Monday night, said that gun
restrictions were an “infantile focus on the tool of the violence,” and
interrupted a fellow host, Clayton Morris, when he listed Australia as a common
example used in the argument for gun restrictions
“The other side of that
argument, that people always throw out, of course, is like: ‘look at Australia!
They don’t have gun violence, they have no guns, their citizens aren’t allowed
to have guns’,” Morris said.
Im not a fan of gun
legalisation purely because I think that allowing something to be so openly
used can result to using it in the incorrect context and inappropriately.
However the fact that the fox news presenter said that ‘you can go to jail for expressing
unpopular views’, illustrates that how social and political tensions cause an interruption
in voicing opinions.
Twitter is replacing
favourites with likes – but
does anyone heart it?
Favourites – we use them for
a myriad of reasons. Favouriting a tweet could mean “I like this tweet”, or
“good point”, or “this is fun, but not enough to retweet”, or “I acknowledge
your communication, but can’t be bothered to reply”, or “the conversation is
ending now, but on a positive note!” Also, the favourite is a great bookmarking
tool.
I think that its great for social media sites to be enhancing their features on the internet, however it may look like they are coping Instagram which may familiarise people the 'like' button however they may gain a great load of criticism for being less creative and innovative.
I think that its great for social media sites to be enhancing their features on the internet, however it may look like they are coping Instagram which may familiarise people the 'like' button however they may gain a great load of criticism for being less creative and innovative.
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