Angelo Barovier

Well, this has been a long time coming. So, here it is. THREAD: #FlashbackFriday #Flashpoint @Flashpoint_TV @FlashpointTeam1 Years ago, I had the pleasure of working w/ a TV show as a fan-turned-social media teammate. It's all well-documented. Link in profile for more on that.

The Michael Schumacher logo looks like it was drawn by Osvaldo Cavandoli ("La Linea").

@LexiAlex It means we've had enough internet for the day.

@notshenetworks (May the Oxford comma forgive me for my sins, even in jest.)

@notshenetworks Studiing is a waist of time. I dident study 4 my english exams n i did fine so I dont thing its a big deal especially worth autocorrect on every thing at this pond. Ur just stock in the passed.

When people use exam dumps it shows. It always shows.

That white haze up in the sky in #Toronto and central/eastern Ontario? That's smoke from wildfires in the Prairies, mainly from Alberta (circled in red). It will have an impact on today's high temperature keeping it a tad cooler.

@NativeApprops Hey there, mixed-heritage peer. ("Peer" group of heritage, not academia or accomplishments. You're way out of my league there.) Just dropping by for some solidarity. Two countries, five backgrounds, and decades of getting comfy with it all. I sympathize with situation. Cheers!

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC Have a nice night. I'm out.

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC Anyway, I remain convinced this was no "study" nor does it contain credible or verifiable statistics. Academically, no argument exists which can refute that. And I would say it even if its conclusions supported my stance on gun ownership. Citing its figures as factual is wrong.

As authorities work to determine a motive for the outlet mall shooting in Allen, Texas, one avenue investigators are exploring is whether this was an act of domestic terrorism, multiple law enforcement sources told @ABC News. trib.al/P8a4Ytq

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC *supporting (Sorry, rushed through the tweets without proofreading.)

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC But worst of all. It's a poll, done as a survey, and the paper is a report. ...but the disingenuous, misinforming or ill-informed bad actors support gun ownership have leaned on it as comprehensive "study" and empirical "proof" when it, in fact, none of those things. End.

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC *but also absent

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC So, it's very interesting that this (self-declared as the largest and most comprehensive survey) is not only critically flawed by absent any peer review (as of this publishing) regarding methodology. It's an interesting study but it's neither definitive nor unbiased. more...

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC Nonsense. Criminology studies (focused on statistics) gather incident figures from databases maintained by law enforcement or court records, accruing verifiable data in order to perform analysis. They don't dress up a poll just so they can call it a study and cite statistics.

@Rancorr @tskould @shelby3a @ABC This is what most studies consist of. Sorry if it doesn't fit your narrative

@walkemday @tskould @shelby3a @ABC From what the abstract says, this paper analyzed a "survey" of a sample pool of Americans who were presented questions for them to answer. It was a poll. You're citing a glorified poll. And the "data" was extrapolated (supposition) with no reliably credible corroboration.

@tskould @shelby3a @ABC Here you go papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

@theonlyschmitty @PaigeRTurner @SteveSpainhouer Cool. So, now that the picture has been widely circulated, we can expect society to act and the violence will be reduced? Is that what you're suggesting? Photos didn't stop WWII, by the way.

@PaigeRTurner @SteveSpainhouer Imagine if this were the response to the casualties of WW II or 9/11 or Trump's crimes. Keeping people in the dark is never he answer.