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common people arent really using twitter or bluesky that much anyways. its just the crazies that are on there.

• Nursie 1y ago
  Always was. It's why I found it so dismaying when we went through years of apparently serious newspapers reporting on every twitter-storm as if it was important. Yes, it was a good if unreliable source of breaking news, but the general noise of people fighting back and forwards about whatever it was that week ... was just noise, among a relatively small group of motivated crazies. Using it as a societal barometer just results in skewed coverage and an emphasis on American social issues that aren't necessarily as relevant everywhere else.
  • apwell23 1y ago
    yep thats why these platforms are so toxic. bunch of lunatics locked in an asylum together.
  • NotPractical 1y ago
    It's shockingly common for people to cite Twitter and Bluesky posts as evidence of what the average American of political party X or Y believes. I do not understand how they came to be so deluded.
    • array_key_first 1y ago
      Usually those people are literally quoting representatives of those parties. They are, wait for it, representative of their respective parties. I don't need to go find loonies. I can get on Twitter or Truth Social and get it from the horse's mouth.