Another poll (MSNBC). Should you be allowed to carry a gun in public?

[KellyinAvon]

No way this poll is going to see the light of day.

Unless it's used to show how many wacko gun owners have Internet access.

 

[Sigblitz]

Poll: Do you think people should be allowed to carry guns in public? | MSNBC

Test post. Clipped FBt#

 

[Raskolnikov]

It's up to 93% now. I'm 93% sure that MSNBC won't report the findings fo this poll.

 

[actaeon277]

Hey @actaeon277. Are you aware that you are including a Facebook tracking ID in both of those poll URLs? Any link with fbclid=??? is used to track you around the web. You might want to clip that out of links that you share.

edited.

Is that fixed now?

 

[actaeon277]

https://foxsanantonio.com/news/nati...Es6wQWE79Pp7VDjxeFLrutElWthhr9k3abrgeKT1lzklg

Another.
Should they take your gun

this second poll is neck and neck.
50/50

 

[indykid]

I'd like to see a poll about: should government officials be allowed to violate the constitution and stay in office or the agency of transgression?

 

[Phase2]

edited.

Is that fixed now?

The first link is fixed. The second still has the tracking ID.

Second poll is now 51% anti-confiscation.

 

[alabasterjar]

Second poll is now 56% against confiscation. I'm not convinced that those numbers are accurate. After taking the poll, in the lower right hand corner,, you can select "see the breakdown". I cannot make heads or tails out of the poll stats.

 

[churchmouse]

Second poll is now 56% against confiscation. I'm not convinced that those numbers are accurate. After taking the poll, in the lower right hand corner,, you can select "see the breakdown". I cannot make heads or tails out of the poll stats.

Skewed to fit the narrative.

 

[jason867]

Totally unrelated, new private windows in Firefox are really a neat thing to use for general web surfing.

You're gonna have to be more explicit with that.

 

[Phase2]

Firefox's private browsing does not store any cookies, browsing history or cache files that would normally be stored on your machine. It makes it difficult for someone to examine your browsing history on the machine itself, but doesn't hide your communications from anyone that would be watching network traffic (that is where VPNs come in handy). It is most useful in situations where you share the computer and don't want someone else to see what you've been doing. It is one tool in the privacy toolbox, but I don't use it myself.

[video=youtube_share;OgRaOqinDWY]https://youtu.be/OgRaOqinDWY[/video]

 

[jason867]

Firefox's private browsing does not store any cookies, browsing history or cache files that would normally be stored on your machine. It makes it difficult for someone to examine your browsing history on the machine itself, but doesn't hide your communications from anyone that would be watching network traffic (that is where VPNs come in handy). It is most useful in situations where you share the computer and don't want someone else to see what you've been doing. It is one tool in the privacy toolbox, but I don't use it myself.

[video=youtube_share;OgRaOqinDWY]https://youtu.be/OgRaOqinDWY[/video]

I think he eas implying you could vote on the poll multiple times using the private mode, because MSNBC wouldn't recognize each different private session.

 

[Phase2]

Very possible. Very likely MSNBC uses cookies to keep you from voting multiple times. If you start multiple private sessions, you would have no cookie each time you visit and they would not know you previously voted. There are other ways to stop multiple voting, but this technique would often work.

 

[actaeon277]

2nd poll is up to 57 percent against confiscation.

 

[ChristianPatriot]

2nd poll is up to 57 percent against confiscation.

69% against

 

[churchmouse]

69% against

Wonder what if anything they will do with the truth.

 

[ChristianPatriot]

Wonder what if anything they will do with the truth.

Well I’m just a young naive fella but I’d say the best bet would be that they will ignore/manipulate the facts and do whatever they were going to do in the first place.

 

[JollyMon]

Im not sure why anyone even does these polls. If it goes against their desire, they will not use it. They dont care about the responses because these are not the statistics or polls that they use in their reporting.... this is just a feel good measure. Especially with MsNBC... wasted time

 

[ChristianPatriot]

Im not sure why anyone even does these polls. If it goes against their desire, they will not use it. They dont care about the responses because these are not the statistics or polls that they use in their reporting.... this is just a feel good measure. Especially with MsNBC... wasted time

Because they would FOR SURE trot out that poll as scientific evidence if it showed support for their position. Why give them that?

 

[JollyMon]

Because they would FOR SURE trot out that poll as scientific evidence if it showed support for their position. Why give them that?

People who read/watch/listen to MSNBC are not going to change their mind one way or the other. Just like VOX.