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Spreading the wrong voting day is. The mockery is fine, but I don't see anything ridiculous about Twitter not tolerating voter suppression campaigns on their pl
by pcbro141 8y ago
Spreading the wrong voting day is. The mockery is fine, but I don't see anything ridiculous about Twitter not tolerating voter suppression campaigns on their platform.
- nailer 8y agoDo you think: https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/10/17/business/17NPC/17NPC-superJumbo.jpg https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/10/17/business/17NPC/17... looks like a source of trustworthy information?
- pcbro141 8y agoI guess Twitter took a zero-tolerance stance against voter suppression campaigns, whether the accounts involved are clearly satirical or not. They just flat out don't want people using their platform to spread the wrong election date, even if spreading the wrong election date is just 'trolling' or 'satire' or 'expressing my opinion on the liberals' to some. Again, I don't find that stance ridiculous.
- castlecrasher2 8y agoEquating joke accounts spreading the wrong election date with voter suppression is just laughable. How could anyone possibly believe an NPC Twitter account? How stupid would they have to be?