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Twitter is incapable of doing any judgements where the leaders / office holders of any country are concerned. If people want to follow a leader, let them. If
by protomyth 6y ago
Twitter is incapable of doing any judgements where the leaders / office holders of any country are concerned. If people want to follow a leader, let them. If they are incapable of handling what they see then that's on them. They are leaders of countries, not some Instagram star.
- teraflop 6y ago> Twitter is incapable of doing any judgements where the leaders / office holders of any country are concerned. What do you mean by this? Surely Twitter is capable of making judgments and enforcing its rules accordingly, just like Burger King can require the president to pay for his meals. Are you saying Twitter should decline to enforce any rules against world leaders?
- protomyth 6y agoThey allow anti-semantic comments from some leaders and censor others over opinions that they don't support but haven't violated any actual reading of the rules. They have demonstrated that they cannot figure this problem out. So, since they cannot do it in an objective or fair way, they should not do it at all. People can follow or not follow. Elected leaders have always been a special case.