Comment sections have become like a Trump re-election campaign
Lots of stories have obvious trolls to sway the "conversation" a certain direction, like the recent stories of unlawful detainment/arrests where people are being taken from the streets of Portland by unnamed/unmarked "officers"/people and not read their rights, etc. with commenters supporting this, including replies to those people. This is dangerous promotion of anti-democratic ideals and is something to consider if comments are to remain a part of the site.
David C
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scott bradshaw
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Haha, unlawfully detained for unlawful burning and destroying businesses and assault?
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Danny Shumate
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First of all, the accusation of " being taken from the streets of Portland by unnamed/unmarked "officers"/people and not read their rights, etc" is LIE straight from the pit of ****. But just for giggles...let's say it were true... David C has no problem with the destruction and attempted MURDER of police by these same people he claims is being taken into custody illegally.
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SANDRA D FLYNN
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We must push back against Verizon/Yahoo and their push to suppress free speach to all.
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SANDRA D FLYNN
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Verizon/Yahoo make their money threw clicks on their content , so now that the did away with comments I will not click on any of their articles and deprive them of a pay check . Anyone reading this should do the same .
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Jeanne Roberts
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This is liberal Yahoo's way of stopping independent thinkers from voicing their opinions and stacking the deck for Democrats to win their elections. This is how Hitler controlled the people by what they were told and what they were to believe. Yahoo can't handle the truth.
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SANDRA D FLYNN
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SANDRA D FLYNN
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Don't click on any yahoo links from home page hit them in the pocket book
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SANDRA D FLYNN
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No one has gone missing in oragan just lies by media which we cannot comment on now that yahoo is stopping freespeach