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People are outraged at kiwifarms and their users allegedly driving people to suicide, but twitter's "body count" is much higher than probably any other site. Wh
by ranger_danger 4y ago
People are outraged at kiwifarms and their users allegedly driving people to suicide, but twitter's "body count" is much higher than probably any other site. Where's the outrage for that??
- the_doctah 4y agoI'm confused, it sounds like you're asking for more censorship on Twitter, which is not even the subject at hand. Unless you're suggesting bots are killing people.
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- DanBC 4y ago> Where's the outrage for that?? https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3137 https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3137 > As use of the internet has expanded there has been an increasing awareness that online content and activity can cause serious harm to users. There are growing levels of public concern about online content and activity that is lawful but potentially harmful. Whilst harmful content may fall short of amounting to a criminal offence, it can have damaging effects on individuals - creating toxic online environments and negatively impacting a user’s ability to express themself online.
- ranger_danger 4y agoI meant campaigns against twitter for all the abuse they host, and cloudflare for all the other messed up sites they continue to host, like monkey torture videos.