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I think the problem is the select enforcement of the ever-changing rules and not applying them equally across the board, which is getting blatantly obvious on t
by cronix 6y ago
I think the problem is the select enforcement of the ever-changing rules and not applying them equally across the board, which is getting blatantly obvious on twitter, reddit, etc. There are hundreds of examples, probably more, of tweets promoting violence being allowed to stay up, unaltered. Here's just one simple example of a tweet from a reporter directly violating Twitters policies and inciting violence telling people to "burn that shit down, burn it all down" and being allowed to stay up: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1267127192330346500 https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1267127192330346500
Please look at the Presidents original tweet that got labeled and logically compare it to that one and justify why one should be labeled and the other stay up unscathed.
Of course this same journalist quickly changed his tune when they came to his own upper-income gated neighborhood (2nd pic in above tweet) and started calling them "animals."
- scarface74 6y agoSo how do you propose that a government that can’t police fairly, regulate speech fairly? When geeks (of course not used an insult I am a huge one) didn’t like the status quo when it came to the dominant software platforms, they created their own alternatives. If conservatives don’t like the platforms that are available - they can create their own.