sigh That's the point though; who
caaaarrrreeeeesssss what the employees think?
Do you care what the political views of your plumber are? I do not.
Do you care what the political views of the person who writes the app that runs your smart tv? I don't caaaare.
What I care about is what the platform does as a company, and yes, I know, people run companies, and that means they have some impact... but fundamentally twitter is run by a bunch of people who are trying to derive value for their shareholders.
That means building things, getting users, and not wasting a shit load of time and money on content moderation.
That's the point; it's not about caring about politics; it's about making problems go away, so they can make money by selling ads (or whatever) and making people click on cat videos.
You have a handful of examples you're clinging to, which show some people doing something you don't like, so EVERYONE MUST BE DOING IT. That's exactly the point this post was making; you're assuming the tiny bit of data you have, is reflective of the entire management structure, company, employees and corporate decision making process.
It's not.
> I'm unsure how Y could be that niave. I really don't believe he is, but this is baffling.
That's the point this whole thread is making. You can choose to believe in that conspiracy theory style stuff, but, really... it shouldn't be a surprise to find that some people don't.