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What if this year it came out that a politician falsified business records and was criminally convicted for it? Why you'd make him President, of course! There
by randomdata 2y ago
What if this year it came out that a politician falsified business records and was criminally convicted for it? Why you'd make him President, of course!
There was certainly a fad when social media was new to get all worked up about finding out about something someone did in the past, where people were even losing their shit over something that would normally be innocuous like a photo of a teacher enjoying a beer at a party. But, I think we're kind of over it at this point. Fashion trends don't last forever.
- genewitch 2y agoJD Vance had college pictures of him plastered on the news, so i am not sure what your yardstick's for measuring how "over it" we are as a society.
- randomdata 2y agoCertainly once the elderly (those who follow the news) start to latch onto a fashion trend, it is definitely over.
- ipaddr 2y agoThe news cycle at that level churns on anything and everything will come out. Are you comfortable with them interviewing old neighbors or people who went to the same school but didn't know you? At that level online activities are my least concern, old girlfriends or work colleagues or ex friends can spread the most impactful dirt. When material doesn't exist they just throw dirt to see what sticks. You wouldn't have that problem. Try looking someone up these days in Google and you soon discover everything lives in walled in gardens like Facebook or instagram or iCloud or Snapchat or telegram.