‘Black Mirror’ Doesn’t Seem So Bad Next To Trump’s America (Commentary)

Every single interaction you might have with another person is ranked and reviewed, as if you’re a walking restaurant on Yelp or a driver for Uber.

[...] when “Black Mirror” creator Charlie Brooker dreamed up the story for the episode, he probably didn’t expect it to drop on Netflix near the end of Donald Trump’s insult-laden presidential campaign.

Did Donald Trump's Inaugural Speech Echo 'Dark Knight Rises' Villain Bane? (Video)

In the 10 days before the inauguration, the on-going saga of “I didn’t think he could get any worse” that is Donald Trump covered some ridiculous ground.

[...] Buzzfeed published an unverified memo documenting ways in which Russia had compromised Trump and his campaign.

Trump responded by insulting Buzzfeed (as well as CNN, which also published a report on the memo) on Twitter and refusing to take their questions during his press conference.

There’s not a lot of digging required on social networks like Twitter to expose anti-Semitism and racism against just about any group.

President Trump's speech declared war on the corrupt elite, neocons, neolibs and Jewish globalism designed to destroy White ppl and America.

White America stands ready to work with President Trump and our government to rebuild America and return dignity to the White working class.

Everyone in “Nosedive” judges you by your rating, and your rating is (at least at first) determined by how you treat other people.