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That's not for you, a company, or political entity to decide though. You have the right to also not vote, and express your political opinion as to why you're no
by prolikewh0a 8y ago
That's not for you, a company, or political entity to decide though. You have the right to also not vote, and express your political opinion as to why you're not voting, and why others may not want to either.
- chasing 8y agoBy allowing their platform to be used for a propagandistic disinformation campaign Twitter would be allowing someone else to do exactly that. Some organization wanted to create the illusion of a broad Democratic movement to not vote as a way to persuade other Democrats to not vote. Twitter affirmed that they do not want their platform used in that way. If you want to blab on Twitter about your awesome plan to not vote, I doubt you’ll have any issues from Twitter itself. Some of your followers might think you’re a little dopey, but that’s entirely their right.
- true_religion 8y agoSure, but you do not have the right to do that through thousands of automated twitter accounts.
- ddingus 8y agoYes