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We all know that twitter would recognize satire as satire if it comes from someone whose politics agree with theirs.
by isoskeles 7y ago
We all know that twitter would recognize satire as satire if it comes from someone whose politics agree with theirs.
- tptacek 7y agoWe in fact do not know that and Twitter routinely bans satirical liberal accounts. Twitter moderation is bad. But, of course, good moderation would also eject Milo Yiannopolous; no serious company wants that guy around. He's banned from Facebook too. These people get banned from everywhere. Is it Laura Loomer that's banned from Uber Eats?
- s_y_n_t_a_x 7y ago> These people get banned from everywhere. At least you're admitting it. It's called persecution.
- JadeNB 7y agoExperiencing consequences for acting like a jerk isn't persecution.
- s_y_n_t_a_x 7y agoYou talk like it's one person. It's an entire community. No proof either.
- belltaco 7y ago>It's an entire community No. There are millions of conservatives on facebook. >No proof either Same to you. What community got banned? Elaborate.
- isoskeles 7y agoAre you just referring to far-left like Sanders supporters, rather than mainstream liberals? Which ones exactly get banned? I'm positive Twitter would allow a mainstream-supporting liberal (i.e. someone who vocally supported Clinton or supports Buttigieg or Biden or Bloomberg) to slide on this, like any time someone would jokingly pretend they're part of Fox News. Stephen Colbert, if he had a Twitter account that was equivalent to his satirical character on his Comedy Central show, would be adored and absolutely allowed to get a nice fat bluecheck on his hypothetical Twitter.