Friday, July 12, 2019

300,000 edgy folk pledge themselves on Facebook to storming supposedly UFO-tastic Area 51

https://www.technologymagan.com/2019/07/300000-edgy-folk-pledge-themselves-on-facebook-to-storming-supposedly-ufo-tastic-area-51.html
'Let's see them alien'
300,000 edgy folk pledge themselves on Facebook to storming supposedly UFO-tastic Area 51
Even though your Nine on Facebook is now posting "Minions" memes, it is still the internet. And the internet is a big dumb space.

And it seems that the anti-social network, despite its standard external form, is less immune than the stomach-biting tomato compared to 4chan.

"Viral fake Facebook incident" is now time-honored tradition. We reduce the load of these incidents from 2015 and submit to the guest lists. Or here, where thousands of netizens thought that they were very hilarious when they came with the title "Catapult the Bean Over Sears Tower" in the 2017 event.

So have those dreamless children dream now? Crises can be included because their eyes are lying on Area 51 in the infamous Top-Secret Military Base of Nevada, United States.

"Storm area 51, they can not stop all of us," the title of the event promises. "All of us Area 51 Alien Center will meet on the tourist attraction and coordinate our entry," the details are continuing. "If we run Naruto, then we can move faster than their bullets. Let's see them aliens."

This is a "Naruto Run", if you were thinking, then primarily the area of ​​anime fans who have not gone out for a magic.



About 300,000 people have said that they will be involved in this program and other 300,000 people have expressed interest in doing so. Although now weeks have passed, these numbers have forced a mainstream media to once again try to wrap their head around the understanding of the Internet.

The Daily Mail also had to point out to its Minion-posting readership: "Most people who are doing RSVP for a specific event, they were probably joking."

If you join to get a glimpse of ET, the suicidal compromise is done to kick off at 03:00 PDT on September 20.

Area 51, of course, is a hotbed of foreign conspiracies, which dating back to 40's Roswell UFO madness. Crackpots believed that the space shuttle had been dropped, which was dismissed as an army balloon, it was taken to check in Area 51, where the military also said about reverse-engineered foreign technology Goes to study extraterrestrial biology, with visitors from other world, collides with host powder and weather. Control, among other things.

This base is almost certainly linked to the development of pilot aircraft, only shows the flames of conspiracy.

The vast protected boundaries of Area 51 have been marked by multiplying signs and posted to people in the restricted area, warning them, and motion detectors alert "CAMO friends" for unauthorized entry.

So it goes without saying that the Facebook event is an incredibly stupid idea. A Woo-heavy website claims that in January recently an intruder was shot by the guard.

It should also be noted that this event has been hosted by the Facebook group "Shitposting reason im in shambles". Shitposting is defined as "aggressive, irresponsible, and trolleyly poor quality" posting by the Internet culture news site The Daily Dot, and the incident page is a place to "mem" on the topic rather than a seriously discussed strategy. It's a bit more.

Will there be hundreds of thousands of people coming to take the field 51? No, but you can bet that at least one dull handful will have to shuffle oddly for about an hour or two.

However, it is equally convincing that the US military is taking the risk seriously - because these things can get out of hand. Many years ago a Dutch teenager's 16th birthday landed in anarchy because she failed to set up as a private program. Thousands of people were killed in the small town of Harran and the night ended in a riot as the police tried to spoil the situation.

A similar thing happened with an Australian teenager and a Mexican youth. So we should not really underestimate the depth of General Z's nihilism. Register with eagerness to look forward to September 20. ®
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