Spyke

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Reporter's footage shows zero interference during the arrest, just an empty SUV left in moving traffic by a paramilitary trying to dodge accountability.

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piefed.social

Why does this landscape (correct) video have useless bars above and below to make it portrait (wrong)?

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eleijeepreply
piefed.social

If it was just the original landscape video then the youngsters could turn their phones sideways and see it the way it was meant to be displayed. As it is, nobody can see the video in full screen, regardless of screen orientation.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

the youngsters could turn their phones sideways

They could, but wouldn't. Thus everything being made deliberately wrong.

As it is, nobody can see the video in full screen, regardless of screen orientation.

The wonders of living in the New Dark Ages 🤷🏻

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I never understood this trend either man, the answer seems to be internet trends and addictive short form video scrolling.

Rotating your phone makes you question if you actually want to stay glued to the screen.

I'm sure in some place that funds actual science, there will be studies on this and the terrible physiological effects.

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lemmy.world

Wearing cameras doesn't mean they'll turn them on.

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It's highly infuriating that police forces are allowed to lie with impunity, and have absolutely no consequences when they get caught

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I misread the title as saying "alligators" rather than "agitators" and went into this video very confused.

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lemmy.world

It's pretty clear the reporter and the cameraman were the "agitators" in the DHS report.

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