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> Always found it absurd how people in comments want to restrict peoples' freedoms in applications "Restrict peoples' freedoms", good lord, as the kids say you
by joshstrange 3y ago
> Always found it absurd how people in comments want to restrict peoples' freedoms in applications
"Restrict peoples' freedoms", good lord, as the kids say you might need to touch grass. What an absolutely absurd (and incorrect) thing to say. I just said I had never seen it, I didn't pass judgement for or against longer tweets. I think people that pay for that are silly but comparing that to restricting freedoms is just a new level of disconnected from reality.
- JSavageOne 3y agorestricting freedoms was referring to the people who were adamant on keeping Twitter's previous 280 character restriction, which I see now you weren't advocating for