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I could not imagine companies in China cucking Party members ever, US politicians look quite pathetic in light of this, also puts lie to the 'Most Powerful Man in the World' meme, they were champing at the bit to do this to him for a long time, they had cucked him months ago when they started preventing likes and retweets
ngl these kind of actions taken by big social media compainies could inadvertently end up weakening the centralization of online discussion on sites like reddit and twitter and returning such discussions back to scattered forum boards.
We all know for a fact that Trumpcels wouldn't give a fuck if Twitter banned Biden.
I mean regardless if you can think of the unintended consequences of such moderation and deplatforming the move away from social media sites for discussion of current events is one of those things. Unless social media companies then buy up/invest in ownership of all the major software for decentralized discussion boards. At which point everyone really is at their mercy.
I would agree, internet was far less 'toxic' when it was just niche forums like .co
>b-but if if if this thing that wouldn't happen in a million years happened then you wouldn't care
Way less full of know it all "experts" and brigaders too tbh
They are open about their agenda at this point tbh just look at all the pinned threads and trending stories selectively highlighted on their homepage and the way they prioritize news about new content.
I honestly think that a good solution going forward is for the U.S. government to start its own platform, at which point it would be obligated to uphold the protections of the First Amendment. The social media version of USPS and Amtrak.
No, it reflects on MAGA apes' disingenuity and lack of principle.
Politics is about friends and enemies, main problem of conservatives so far has been that they have been far too principles and obsessed with ideology as opposed to group dynamics, hence they allowed leftist professors and subversives to infiltrate their educational system, justifying it as freedom of expression.
Twitter and Facebook have become so popular that they have become public utilities essentially. And so have companies like Mastercard and Visa. It's kind of hilarious that the president gets banned and Twitter today said the Chinese embassy tweeting that racially cleansing uighurs is to emancipate them
, is not considered violence. Just goes to show that the most powerful man in the world is Xi jinping BY FAR. Billionaires run the government in the US, the government runs billionaires in China.
That was good trolling by ChinaTwitter today said the Chinese embassy tweeting that racially cleansing uighurs is to emancipate them
Just shut the fuck up dude.
So much for free speech eh
