 to be the most viral.'"
Nikki Apostolou, a TikToker who speaks about body positivity and indigenous issues, has also noticed more negatively-driven videos on her FYP over the last month.
"I noticed there was more aggression overall. Across all topics. many began to start out with something negative over positive," she told Insider. Apostolou herself is feeling the pressure to comply.
"If I do a video on cultural appropriation or anything where I start it off telling people they can't do something…that video will usually get a lot of views because of the arguments it starts," she continued. "Content doesn't seem to be geared towards positive discussion anymore. There's a lot of shift to shock value. That's what gets views. That's what gets pushed, so people repeat that formula."
Creators want TikTok to better regulate rage-farming videos, particularly the ones that are conspiratorial or categorically spread disinformation. Danielle Kramer, a clinical sexologist who also posts sex education videos on TikTok, said the platform should employ human moderators to step in when a rageful video becomes endangering to people's health and safety. She also recommends that it verify users are at least 18 years old.
Ophir, however, does not have a lot of hope that social media companies will take responsibility because they financially profit from this practice. He instead advises people to hold government officials accountable — to write to them so they can write bylaws that can put safer guardrails in place.

"People should understand that it's not that Elon Musk is just provocative and enjoys it. He actually does it because it's a financially viable strategy for him," he said.
"They should be willing to say, 'I'm not playing along with this. I'm not responding to any of that.'"
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The Judd Apatow express continues apace with this odd mix of stoner comedy and action movie, the eighth film in two years to carry the Knocked Up director’s seal, in this instance as producer and co-story writer. But while the ‘sweary but sensitive’ approach that has hallmarked hits like Superbad and The 40 Year Old Virgin is present and correct, as are many of Apatow’s regular cast members, several elements make Pineapple Express notable as more than just ‘the next one’ from this popular and profitable production line.
Firstly, the director is David Gordon Green, a filmmaker up until now best known for character-based indie dramas George Washington, All The Real Girls and Undertow, films that will have gone unnoticed by a large proportion of mainstream moviegoers. While this choice wouldn’t seem like such a curveball if Pineapple Express were rooted in the emotional/relationship territory that Apatow movies have largely traversed so far, Green’s film also steps out into a recognisably different genre; the ‘on-the-run’ action movie. The results, as suggested above, are mixed, with enough consistent comedy to keep audiences laughing, but enough problems to leave more demanding viewers feeling somewhat let down.
Green brings little of his previous films’ style and mood to the story of Dale (Seth Rogen) and Saul (James Franco), a slacker stoner and his even more laid-back dealer who find themselves on the run from a gun-toting drug baron (Gary Cole) and his corrupt cop partner (Rosie Perez) when Dale inadvertently witnesses them murdering a rival. The director handles most of the film ably but unremarkably, just occasionally adding a particularly stylish touch, as in one lovely blissed-out forest walk sequence and again when employing a subtle but effective ‘woozy camera’ technique when the two characters have a particularly heated argument.
But this is a film where the writing dictates the tone more than the direction, and it’s here where the films biggest flaws are found. Star Rogen co-writes with his Superbad partner Evan Goldberg, and they never seem entirely sure what they are going for, lurching from hilarious but inconsequential conversations between the stoned pair to surprisingly violent action sections, oddly reminiscent in tone of ‘80s action comedies like Beverley Hills Cop (surely intentional, judging by the dramatic guitar cues on the soundtrack). Added to this are some very forced plot developments – most obviously when the script requires the two characters to separate – and a romance sub-plot which seems included solely to allow for a humorous ‘meet the parents’ scene before the girlfriend character is clunkily disposed of for the final third of the film.
Thankfully, the quality of the performances and the jokes go a long way towards making up for these structural and tonal problems. Franco, best known as the none-more-wooden Harry Osborn from the Spider-Man movies, is the film’s great strength, playing a character clearly based on Brad Pitt’s permanently dazed and confused Floyd from True Romance. He displays a great knack for comic timing and has breezily natural chemistry with Rogen, so it’s never less than enjoyable to watch the two of them bumbling their way around. The film is also dotted with laugh-out-loud set pieces, the best being a farcical car chase that sees Franco with his foot stuck halfway through the windscreen of the car he’s also trying to drive. When Pineapple Express is running at this level of comic invention it’s a real joy; it’s just a shame that it doesn’t bring the same standard of ingenuity to its storytelling.
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Other productsEspecially her PTSD, they have a great setup for season 3, I just hope they don't shit the bed and not pursue it beyond that. 

The only thing I didn't get was the singing in every. Single. Episode. I liked the clever copyright workarounds, but those got old quick. 

~~Also, the whole Kimmy having sex thing weirded me out a little, since she's still closer to 11 years old than her actual age mentally and emotionally. Idk, while she was the age of consent and everything, the first thing that crossed my mind in that scene was, "she's basically 11"~~

Edit: she was 15.“Syrian rebels, frustrated by the West’s reluctance to provide arms, have found a supplier in an unlikely source: Sudan, a country that has been under international arms embargoes and maintains close ties with a stalwart backer of the Syrian government, Iran,” nytimes.com reports..” Quite how all these machine gun machinations—not to mention Operation Fast and Furious—square with the accountability and transparency goals of the United Nations Small Arms Trade Treaty is anyone’s guess. My guess? They don’t. And if you don’t think the Middle East is a Gordian knot of armed antagonists, make the jump for a slice of STRATFOR’s analysis....
Good luck Mr. John “Peace is not made by pantomime” Kerry. And thank for giving extremists full-auto firearms and God knows what else while seeking to deny “assault weapons” to law-abiding Americans. [h/t CJ Chivers]
Blame a nation blame China they give Iran all the small arms they want and Iran gives them to Syria Blame Obama for backing terrorist because they are also Muslims like Obama is.
I doubt obama is a muslim. Doesn’t matter if he is. I don’t doubt that helping “rebels” is just a replay of history. Much like many other involvements, the U.S. government officials think they can buy friends. They don’t care if