Sounds like what you’re really saying is “from each according to their ability; to each according to their need…” Also I’m sure you didn’t have this intention,

Sounds like what you’re really saying is “from each according to their ability; to each according to their need…” Also I’m sure you didn’t have this intention, but your comment made me think about East Germany. When the wall came down, there were all these state owned companies that had to be sold, something had to be done with them. They could not produce enough income to maintain the workforce that they had. This really upset a lot of people and they lost their jobs. It was not their fault, it was the fault of the state and the structure of the company. Twitter apparently is quite bloated, and for the company to survive and succeed it needs to cut costs, or go out of business. Germany could’ve easily just closed all of those companies in the east and laid everyone off, but they did their best to sell them so that people could still be employed.