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> but is just as obviously definitely not how it is. I think yesterdays events prove otherwise? I see what you mean though, but society is largely *dumb* if
by ProAm 6y ago
> but is just as obviously definitely not how it is.
I think yesterdays events prove otherwise?
I see what you mean though, but society is largely *dumb* if they get official news from unofficial sources it's their fault no?
- kwk1 6y ago> I think yesterdays events prove otherwise? Can you elaborate? > I see what you mean though, but society is largely dumb if they get official news from unofficial sources it's their fault no? What does fault have to do with anything though?
- ProAm 6y ago> Can you elaborate? The fact that high profile accounts were posting content not from the 'owner' of those accounts. > Fault A fool and his money and soon parted. These people are foolish.
- freehunter 6y agohttps://www.abajournal.com/news/article/government_says_trumps_tweets_are_official_presidential_statements https://www.abajournal.com/news/article/government_says_trum... When the government itself says “our tweets are official statements”, it’s not that people are dumb for getting official news from Twitter. The government is using Twitter for exactly that purpose. Donald Trump’s Twitter account is not “unofficial sources”, it is the definition of an official source according to the president himself.
- ProAm 6y agoThe president says a lot of things that are untrue.