Asker of questions that shouldn't be asked, making order from chaos for a living, Giving Twitter another go in 2022. Dont follow me, it won't be pretty.
@kaybrooks41 @iVoteAmerica@BeschlossDC That is entirely up to their individual constituents to decide for themselves, not you. If you are actually against tyranny, dictatorship, and authoritarianism you should be proud of and champion the idea that people can choose for themselves who they want to applaud or support.
@BeschlossDC Der Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda Michael Beschloss has spoken and you WILL be held accountable for your sufficient enthusiasm.
@TrumpSsux@anaban_anaban@IAmSylviasDaddy@billmaher@bariweiss@TheFP I have a problem with other people deciding for me what I can see, read, hear. I don’t trust you to know the difference between a lie and the truth. I suspect you would have no problem lying to support your views.
@mk3lai @ZylerSurfs @2_plus_one@rhinohpc@ericswalwell Dude, get real. We've seen the internal TikTok videos. None of those f*ckers there actually worked lol. They got an avg salary of $150k to "chill at the Perk", drink iced matcha and play foosball. Working class Americans my ass. lol
@SO_ca_LoVE@vectorchic@nytimes Yet, those cities where the guns are easy to obtain aren't where the killings are happening. The killings are, by your scenario, still mainly being done in those blue cities by the people that live in those blue cities. So it's still not a gun problem...it's a people problem.
@made0made @GeorgePapa19 What happens if they were to find something that would have changed the outcome of the election? Would you even care? Would you accept a change in who gets the seat?
USA - 2022 Media and government express concern over misinformation and protests / criticism against government policy and officials. To be determined....
India - 2019 the Indian government approached Twitter to suspend accounts spreading rumours and anti-India content. In 2021, Twitter blocked hundreds of accounts that were posting about the Indian farmers protest; the government said the accounts were spreading misinformation.
China - Twitter officially banned, but many find "work arounds" to use the app. However the government is very agressive in tracking down people in China who post messages critical of the government or govermental officials and spread "misinformation."
Iran - Twitter was blocked in 2009 during the Iranian election due to fear of protests against the government organized over twitter.
North Korea - North Korea started to block Twitter in April 2016 "in a move underscoring its concern with the spread of online information".