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On the other hand, if the child had been a little bit older and thought it would be funny to tweet, "we have launched a nuclear strike on North Korea," or somet
by jonas21 6y ago
On the other hand, if the child had been a little bit older and thought it would be funny to tweet, "we have launched a nuclear strike on North Korea," or something, I'd imagine that we might be looking at this differently.
I don't blame the social media person, but I am pretty surprised that the US Strategic Command allows their Twitter account to be operated from an insecure location.
- peddling-brink 6y agoThere is a significant difference in decision making by a parent in regards to what they leave out for their children to touch based on the child's age. The things you can leave out at age 1 are different than age 2, or 5, or 10, or 15. Also, significant American politics are not being run from twitter anymore.
- de_nied 6y agoThat would've been hilarious. And also uneventful. North Korea wouldn't start flinging nukes over a Tweet.