This guy is an actual working journalist. Hard to believe.
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Wait WHO is the pathetic troll?
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6 responses to “Wait WHO is the pathetic troll?”
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It’s always projection with these people.
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How does he remain a working journalist after that vulgar exchange?
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Good question.
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Has he been reading the Rhys “Rachel” McKinnon/”Veronica Ivy” playbook? (Don’t you know who I am?) On his Linked In profile he claims to be “a journalist, political commentator, public speaker, and social media expert.” Very journalist. So public speaker. Much expert. This isn’t the winning, slam-dunk he seems to think it is. In one post, he’s succeeded in obliterating any (admittedly self-proclaimed) credibility he might have has in all three of these fields simultaneously. I suppose that’s a talent. It does show an admirable economy of effort vs results, though perhaps not in the direction he’d hoped for.
He also says he’s “Currently 1 of the 20 most influential X (Twitter) personalities in Canada ….” Can’t imagine why. Not wanting to bother signing into Linked I don’t know if he includes “loud, proud, clueless, misogynist asshole” on his little, self-stroking CV or not. If it doesn’t, it should. For him, “pathetic internet troll” would be a step up.
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Add ‘troll’ to the list of slang terms that has apparently lost all meaning. Once upon a time, a troll was someone who went out of their way to ‘trigger’ other people.
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This link may offer some insight into what sort of journalist Mark Slapinski is:
I know nothing about the New American Journal, so I don’t know how much trust to put in the report.
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