they are everywhere. since twitter mostly shows you followed content and most people don’t engage deeper, they stay conveniently out of sight for people unfamil

they are everywhere. since twitter mostly shows you followed content and most people don’t engage deeper, they stay conveniently out of sight for people unfamiliar with the platform. the main intersection point is in trending threads by journalists (which - surprise! - is why they go on about them a lot) both because they really mainstream journalism and also because it provides them with easy reach. I’ve reported hundreds and gotten at least a couple dozen banned before, not for having wrong opinions but for doing crimes on the internet. you can guess what their other targets look like and who they follow on twitter, they don’t deviate a lot from the stereotype.