After a lot of thought, I’ve decided to leave Twitter. I miss the platform it used to be - a space where people from all backgrounds and viewpoints could share ideas openly.
Lately, though, it feels like the content I see is shaped less by open discussion and more by algorithms that reflect certain agendas. I believe in listening to diverse perspectives, and I wish Twitter were still that place for balanced conversation.
“Following nearly 6 months of unrelenting Israeli assault on occupied #Gaza, it is my solemn duty to report on the worst of what humanity is capable of & to present my findings: 'the Anatomy of a Genocide'.”
— Special Rapporteur @FranceskAlbs at @UN Human Rights Council.
#HRC55
@GaryLineker@RestIsFootball Do you remember the first game you were taken to? Mine was Everton vs Bristol City at Goodison in 70s. I think it was 2-nil and Bob Latchford scored. Went with my friend, his uncle, and my brother. Remember how amazingly flat and green the grass was compared to our local park.
Its hilarious that The Sun seems to be taking some sort of moral high ground in this BBC scandal when in the 90s they used to have 16 year old page 3 topless models (and 15 year olds in lingerie with a countdown to their 16th birthday). #bbcpresenter#BBCscandal#theSun
@AndyBurnhamGM Maybe better off people should pay to call out the fire brigade? Or for a call to the police mid-mugging? Or to get their bins collected? Or maybe, as a society of humans, we all contribute a fair proportion of our wealth to make a society that works for everyone.