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> Either way a platform that freeley allows the organization of violent mobs has no place, and neither does anybody who supports it. So all social media then
by wassenaar10 6y ago
> Either way a platform that freeley allows the organization of violent mobs has no place, and neither does anybody who supports it.
So all social media then
- onion2k 6y agoNo, because most social media platforms don't freely allow the organization of violent mobs. Twitter, Facebook, etc will ban you for doing that. Even, as it turns out, if you're the POTUS.
- cyberdelica 6y ago> No, because most social media platforms don't freely allow the organization of violent mobs. Twitter, Facebook, etc will ban you for doing that. Even, as it turns out, if you're the POTUS. I seem to remember just a few years back, social media platforms, and the darling media being quite proud of organising violent mobs - or as they preferred to call it, "freedom" - in a movement known as the "Arab Spring"[0]. It was touted as one of the "virtues" of such platforms. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media_and_the_Arab_Spring https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media_and_the_Arab_Spri...