The ‘gamification’ of domestic terrorism online
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The ‘gamification’ of domestic terrorism online
Hate-filled online posts or “manifestos” have often been purposely left behind by shooters for the public and authorities to find. New York Times opinion writer-at-large Charlie Warzel, who covers information technology, joins to hari Sreenivasan to discuss the ‘gamification’ and radicalization of white supremacy on online forums.
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The ‘gamification’ of domestic terrorism online
Clip: 8/4/2019 | 8m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Hate-filled online posts or “manifestos” have often been purposely left behind by shooters for the public and authorities to find. New York Times opinion writer-at-large Charlie Warzel, who covers information technology, joins to hari Sreenivasan to discuss the ‘gamification’ and radicalization of white supremacy on online forums.
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