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Twitter is a dumpster fire.
It’s becoming what elon musk always wanted…the public square!! A ****ing 24/7 clown show.
Typical right wing snowflake talking point. Twitter has for sure declined with much more garbage on there now but a left-wing “meltdown” just isn’t there. I assume you are in favor of him reinstating Kanye West?I tell you, watching the extreme left melt down over Elon’s Twitter has been such a joy to watch. It has been very funny. Elon has also been very funny.
"Typical right wing snowflake talking point?" Am I one if I need ask, what's a "Typical right wing snowflake?"
Oh that’s good to know! As a non-right winger, I’d hate to be pushing their agenda. So if I see a meltdown from the left, what should I call it as not to be perceived as a right wing snowflake? I need to really get the words right. I should take a page from CBS. They are great at words. This is how they described the event when two people were killed from a Palestinian terrorist bombing.Typical right wing snowflake talking point. Twitter has for sure declined with much more garbage on there now but a left-wing “meltdown” just isn’t there. I assume you are in favor of him reinstating Kanye West?
"Typical right wing snowflake talking point?" Am I one if I need ask, what's a "Typical right wing snowflake?"
"Typical right wing snowflake talking point?" Am I one if I need ask, what's a "Typical right wing snowflake?"
He made antisemitic remarks.If he (Kanye) violated the terms of service, he shouldn’t be on.
Someone who gets the first amendment, free speech and the government confused with content moderation.Am I one if I need ask, what's a "Typical right wing snowflake?"
You mean like half of the woke democrats, and probably a ton of those on Twitter?He made antisemitic remarks.
Do you think he should still be on twitter?You mean like half of the woke democrats, and probably a ton of those on Twitter?
The democrats don't have problems with antisemitism, neo-nazis and white supremacists.You mean like half of the woke democrats, and probably a ton of those on Twitter?
No, but then neither should be a ton of other people who have used that platform to spew their hate along the years. Again, those who come to mind are people on the left, for the simple reason that Twitter were pretty good at enforcing the TOS when it suited their woke workforce.Do you think he should still be on twitter?
The woke democrats are as antisemitic as the right. Maybe even more. They just hide it behind their concern for the Palestinians. I'm talking about how they behave towards American Jews, e.g. on college campuses. Let's not mention all the traditionally democrat groups (Catholics, Muslims, blacks) who have an above average percentage of antisemitic sympathies.The democrats don't have problems with antisemitism, neo-nazis and white supremacists.
It is hilarious to me that the best defense for the "rights" antisemitic views is "well the far left does it too." As if that makes it ok.
All of you have done more than I ever could to convince my fellow Jews that the left doesn’t just have a Corbyn problem or a Tlaib problem or a Farrakhan problem. It has a big, fat Jew-hatred problem right in its ideological core.
When you understand that, you can understand why NYU’s administration and its manifold social justice groups, who have sent out five-alarm-fire emails about shootings in Atlanta, Derek Chauvin’s conviction, and anti-Asian bigotry, have never breathed a word about Jews in their backyard being beaten in broad daylight. We have never been admonished to say the name Mindy Ferencz. Or Josef Neumann. Or Moshe Deutsch.
It is why, when NYU students wearing kippot in the West Village have been harassed and stalked and told they aren’t “real Jews” but slavers and usurers, we are met with little more than a shrug. The other day a man on the subway stood over me—I wear a kippah and therefore can’t pass—and told the whole car that black people were still enslaved to me because the Jews are cultural kingmakers.
Sorry, you tell us. That’s just life in the big city. Your suffering is not systemic, so it really doesn’t warrant our attention. You say Jews are powerful—rich, white, influential—so why should a few incidents cause concern?
I’m really glad you’re back.The woke democrats are as antisemitic as the right. Maybe even more. They just hide it behind their concern for the Palestinians. I'm talking about how they behave towards American Jews, e.g. on college campuses. Let's not mention all the traditionally democrat groups (Catholics, Muslims, blacks) who have an above average percentage of antisemitic sympathies.
You may not know about the hate on the left, because it's not featured in the left-dominated mainstream media, the same way Hunter Biden wasn't. But read both sides, watch what they do, and you'll notice the similarities.
And I don't see how non-white supremacists are better than white ones, or hateful Marxists than the neo-nazis. This country (like many others) has a highly uneducated population (when about world history), so it's not as if Marxist socialism could never happen here and we should mostly be afraid of the right. I'm afraid of all extremists, of all haters. Nobody's really safe from them; they tend to eat even their own, sooner or later.
If someone raped my sister and I point out that someone also raped YOUR sister does not in any sense of the word mean I am defending the rapist that did it to my sister.It is hilarious to me that the best defense for the "rights" antisemitic views is "well the far left does it too." As if that makes it ok.
I was unfamiliar with this. It seems like he was an idiot to sue and had no point. I wonder what his goal was. Free speech should be allowed. I would not side with him.View attachment 362613
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Nunes cannot sue Twitter over accounts posing as his mother and a cow, judge rules | CNN Politics
California Republican Rep. Devin Nunes cannot sue Twitter over allegedly defamatory remarks made about him by satirical accounts pretending to be his mother and a cow, a Virginia judge ruled Wednesday.www.google.com
Not familiar with this as well. I wish I could give you a position but I’m not decided. Obviously not all books should be allowed and not all viewpoints and books banned. Is this just a right wing issue or does the left engage in this as well? (ie- is this tit for tat?)
This seems to support the fact that the left is snowflakes and threatened boycott of twitters advertisers to get there way. Am I reading or interpreting this wrong? Are you okay with some snowflakes and banning? All snowflakes? No snowflakes?Redirect Notice
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And left wing politicians seem to fly to Florida immediately after condemning their policies there. I’m okay with either going where they want when they want.Probably hard to find since right wing politicians seem to fly away to mexico at the first sign of snow
I am intensely against all of these. I don’t know any Americans that are okay with them. Just so you know that real world right doesn’t support this. I’m also against antifa as well and hope everyone is not for them.The democrats don't have problems with antisemitism, neo-nazis and white supremacists.
Ooooooorrrrrr advertisers (being the money grubbing bastards they are) realized that associating their brand with an increasingly toxic website isn't good for their revenue numbers regardless of what the "snowflakes" as you call them want. Cause let's be honest here: advertisers could give two ****s about the left or the right, as long as they are pulling in money.This seems to support the fact that the left is snowflakes and threatened boycott of twitters advertisers to get there way. Am I reading or interpreting this wrong? Are you okay with some snowflakes and banning? All snowflakes? No snowflakes?
This seems to support the fact that the left is snowflakes and threatened boycott of twitters advertisers to get there way. Am I reading or interpreting this wrong? Are you okay with some snowflakes and banning? All snowflakes? No snowflakes?
Do you really think 94% of American companies promptly implemented DEI and other Marxist measures because it was good for profits, or because most of their workforce asked for it? Or for fear of social media and "cancellation" by a very noisy and tech-savvy minority?Ooooooorrrrrr advertisers (being the money grubbing bastards they are) realized that associating their brand with an increasingly toxic website isn't good for their revenue numbers regardless of what the "snowflakes" as you call them want. Cause let's be honest here: advertisers could give two ****s about the left or the right, as long as they are pulling in money.
This seems to support the fact that the left is snowflakes and threatened boycott of twitters advertisers to get there way. Am I reading or interpreting this wrong? Are you okay with some snowflakes and banning? All snowflakes? No snowflakes?
Why do you think it was just conservatives? Many people don't want unisex group bathrooms, especially women.A few years back, Target redesigned their bathrooms to being unisex bathrooms. Right wingers/Republicans/Conservatives protested saying they will no longer shop at Target because it’s too woke. It worked, Target left the bathrooms alone. Isn’t this Conservatives hating on free speech?
And there it is. It's a problem from the "woke" whenever it's against something you like, but when it's something you don't care about, it's both sides. For real dude, please stop blaming the "woke" on everything. I KNOW you gotta be more reasonable than this in real life.Why do you think it was just conservatives? Many people don't want unisex group bathrooms, especially women.
I actually care about it. I don't want unisex group bathrooms.And there it is. It's a problem from the "woke" whenever it's against something you like, but when it's something you don't care about, it's both sides. For real dude, please stop blaming the "woke" on everything. I KNOW you gotta be more reasonable than this in real life.
He seems pretty reasonable to me.And there it is. It's a problem from the "woke" whenever it's against something you like, but when it's something you don't care about, it's both sides. For real dude, please stop blaming the "woke" on everything. I KNOW you gotta be more reasonable than this in real life.
Fair enough.I actually care about it. I don't want unisex group bathrooms.
I also think 99% of the population should not stand on their heads to make a less than 1% with gender dysphoria feel better.
Mostly he is. But looking back through this thread, like 75% of his responses include the word "woke". It's like his personal boogeyman, the same way that "racists" are to other people. I'm not looking for an argument on the appropriate amount of times to use woke in an online discussion or anything, I just think that narrowing all these political issues down to one woke argument is a little unreasonable.He seems pretty reasonable to me.
I like people that can see past politics. FFP seems to do that quit well. We should ALL strive to do that.
I came from a strong center-left position (would have never even considered voting republican, because they were the party of the boogeymen). The woke (aka the "progressives") were the ones who pushed me to the right. You're absolutely right I can't stand them; they remind me of the communists too much, they just ooze hate.Mostly he is. But looking back through this thread, like 75% of his responses include the word "woke". It's like his personal boogeyman, the same way that "racists" are to other people. I'm not looking for an argument on the appropriate amount of times to use woke in an online discussion or anything, I just think that narrowing all these political issues down to one woke argument is a little unreasonable.
…Except that isn’t what happened. You probably aren’t aware but activist made an agreement with Musk to not boycott. Then they reneged. Then they submitted protest/boycott to companies. Then the companies withdrew their advertising.Ooooooorrrrrr advertisers (being the money grubbing bastards they are) realized that associating their brand with an increasingly toxic website isn't good for their revenue numbers regardless of what the "snowflakes" as you call them want. Cause let's be honest here: advertisers could give two ****s about the left or the right, as long as they are pulling in money.
…Except that isn’t what happened. You probably aren’t aware but activist made an agreement with Musk to not boycott. Then they reneged.
i chuckledI find it surprising that everyone hates Twitter now that it is owned by an African-American.
And due to the woke monopoly on most high tech platforms and corporations in this country
This story needs to be taught over and over.1. A large swath of the public no longer agrees with this freedom.
2. Is Twitter a public square? The founders couldn't have predicted the internet, but there's no inherent reason why the public square must be a physical space. This is the question that needs to be answered. If it's not a public square, then nobody has a right to be Twitter. If it is, then everybody does. Unless number 1 above is successfully challenged.
Regardless, just like the hateful bigots marching in the park or the crazy person on the sidewalk screaming about the rapture with a megaphone, the main people using this freedom on the virtual public square will be the same ultra fringe wackos as those on the physical public square. Best to just ignore them on both fronts.
There are two issues:
This story needs to be taught over and over.
It is a story of tremendous courage to stand up for at the time was right.
People were up in arms then, too.
However, we seemed to have swung even further against the idea that ACTUAL free speech matters. The ACLU will no longer defend this side.
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The Skokie Case: How I Came To Represent The Free Speech Rights Of Nazis | ACLU
In 1977, the ACLU of Illinois received a call from a Nazi leader complaining that his planned demonstration had been blocked. The ensuing legal battle, and the controversy around it, would test the organization’s commitment to the First Amendment.www.aclu.org