Also, Twitter has time and again been embarrassed at a global stage due to these hacks. When do they plan to step up their game?
Also, Twitter has time and again been embarrassed at a global stage due to these hacks. When do they plan to step up their game?
Also, relations with the Chinese government have reached an extremely low point under Xi.
>Also, relations with the Chinese government have reached an extremely low point under Xi.
I can't claim what I said was true about this being state sponsored. It is what is known as a gut feeling.
Personally I see a counter point to my own point as I don't see any reason that in the past few months, we would have done anything to get Chinese aggression.
I also am open to the idea it is some troll who wanted the money they invested in Bitcoin to get a temporary bump which would be worse for Twitter IMO if one person on their laptop can do this.
By being on the site, someone is giving an endorsement to its users and indirectly to the riots that occurred on Jan 6 in the Capitol as well as the unfounded allegations of election fraud.
And from what I have read about Fediverse, it had amassed a million users, but for the investment it will require someone to post regularly there for relatively limited exposure, governments and companies may not find it to be worth it. It is (a sort) of a chicken and egg problem.
Alt-left is just as bad as alt-right, but I'd rather sit in a room with a racist and talk it out rather than a leftist. At least the racist will generally make sense and can be reasoned with even if you hate them with a passion.
My socialist neighbor wants to have come colored people as his pet project, but seems to be quite the racist when it comes to us doing better than him.
The capital riots were nothing more than some degenerates tricked into putting the final nail in the Trump admin.
Of course, I am full believer in the horse shoe theory.
>but I'd rather sit in a room with a racist and talk it out rather than a leftist. At least the racist will generally make sense and can be reasoned with even if you hate them with a passion.
If you genuinely believe all alt righters (ie those who believe in the supremacy of their race to others) can be convinced with some dialogue,the issue would have been solved long ago. It isn't that easy.
You are however, judging the left from the lenses of dumb college students who do dumb shit and anarchists who use protests to do evil things.
Sure, there are full fledged genocide deniers ( I have personally read tweets on Holodomor and Srebrenica denials), plus supporters of fascist regimes like in DPRK and Syria. Then there is the stuff like the BJP IT Cell tweeting their absolute worst.
Parler has a report button from what I have heard but it is only for show. And from the former CEO Matze's own words, they allow all constitutionally allowed speech which unfortunately opens the doors for actual Nazis to flood the site with their hatred.
r/enough_sanders_spam documents some of their dumb takes but that sub devolves more into bashing anyone to the left of Joe Biden.
As for my personal views,they don't really matter but I try and find hypocrisy in the "eat the rich" crowd as well as the hard right wingers.
Also one other thing that matter is that what the public perceives Parler as. I believe it has been forever associated with the Jan 6 riots and voter fraud allegations, so whether it was instrumental to these things or not does not necessarily matter but the public's perception of them does.
Think Ronald Reagan for example, modern people have a lot of to object about his presidency and many did then as well, but he enjoyed strong approval ratings throughout his presidency. During his reelection campaign, he had many issues while speaking like stuttering etc. but during his second debate with Walter Mondale, he was able to dispel all fears about his age and capabilities almost instantaneously.
https://youtu.be/Wt0xCpduK-E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22Lr4fgSFAY&ab_channel=NBCNe...
So anyway the point was the perception of the truth matters sometimes more in our society.