megaphone

Just because the awful-ness isn't normally shouted into a megaphone, doesn't mean it's not there.

That the NSA funnels funds to people who have both a megaphone and a compatible point of view?

You have a megaphone, why not use it and write something authoritative on the history of JavaScript and Dart.

The bigot remains free to buy, build, or borrow another megaphone, a fact demonstrated clearly by the rise of voat.

The current situation allows every person to speak, but one person to hold a megaphone.

By using their megaphone to give these documents publicity, by making them easily accessible and searchable, Wikileaks is absolutely complicit and has done wrong.

You just can hire a translator one or two weeks each year to act as megaphone at the end of the process and that's all.

> It is morally reprehensible to argue that taking away a privately owned megaphone is equivalent to censorship.

Give me ultimate freedom of speech and I'll stand outside your house with a megaphone calling your family illegitimate so you can't sleep.

>> That the NSA funnels funds to people who have both a megaphone and a compatible point of view?

- Your design is a great start -- The guy holding the megaphone gets the point across very well.

It's a lot like arguing with a megaphone.

To broadcast myself with a megaphone, in a crowd, and yell "Hey Siri, turn on airplane mode"?

He collaborates with these regimes to repress their citizens, then sanctimoniously shouts "I am Charlie" from the world's biggest megaphone.

Yes, the manager who's just the megaphone to "his master's voice" is a common pattern, but it's not the pattern of a good manager.

In case you're wondering how they accomplished some of that there was a piece of software called Megaphone[0] released during the 2006 Lebanon war that automatically cast votes for users on online polls on the internet concerning their favourite middle eastern country.