> Every single bad thing we've dealt with since 2010 has been started or exacerbated I think this is a difficult to argue claim because exacerbated could be de

> Every single bad thing we've dealt with since 2010 has been started or exacerbated I think this is a difficult to argue claim because exacerbated could be defined so broadly as to fit any post on social media. > 4chan is bad, but go to Twitter's company page and look at the organizations they are working with on their policies. Every single one is a progressive, special interest group. And yet Twitter has struggled with whether to ban actual, self-avowed neo-Nazis. No, not the ones that users call Nazis, but the folks who call themselves that. If Twitter and other social media are too alike to 4chan, it seems to me they have a lot further to go than just put some "progressive special interest groups" on their policy boards. JK Rowling is welcome to air her views on the platform and users are able to express their disdain. That's just culture, y'know?