Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Reddit Disinformation u0026 How We Beat It Together - Smarter Every Day 232" video.

  1. You've got it backwards. Tom wasn't anti VPN. He was only stating that not all VPN's are equal, and many advertise that they do things they either don't, or claim to do things the internet already does, like his example of how most sites now have the lock on them. If he was anti VPN he wouldn't have initially taken their money. Plus, ExpressVPN is the highest rated VPN service. I'm not a tech nerd so I trust the experts and they all say Express is as good as it gets so I signed up. There's a lot of advantages, including getting American Netflix when I'm in Canada, or using Toronto as my location so my Oilers's games aren't blacked out since I'm geographically close to them for local blackout purposes. Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater because for goddamn sure the security experts use VPN's themselves.
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  2. Go to any "non partisan" web page question the progressive dogma and get attacked hard. Literally just asking questions in a respectful and objective manner gets you crucified.
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  3. So what's the alternative? Besides, all the "police" means is that they'll take a peek. So long as they are only targeting purposeful trolls it's basically the best they can do.
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