Question for the moderates

Gunny46

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They’re suppressing it unless you sign in. I’m not signing up for Twitter.

That's why I don't delete accounts from those crooks. I want the ability to read what the "enemy' is up to. It's great to support their competition however they are reaching a larger audience and now have less pushback. So now only their agenda is being heard. It's a propaganda war. Information war. You can't win it if you ain't in it. They don't care if they lose your business. You're not the target. So they are happy when you don't use their service.

Food for thought.
 
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DvlDog4WVU

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That's why I don't delete accounts from those crooks. I want the ability to read what the "enemy' is up to. It's great to support their competition however they are reaching a larger audience and now have less pushback. So now only their agenda is being heard. It's a propaganda war. Information war. You can't win it if you ain't in it. They don't care if they lose your business. You're not the target. So they are happy when you don't use their service.

Food for thought.
Meh, Twitter = Sisyphus
 

Gunny46

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Meh, Twitter = Sisyphus

It's no different than what goes on in here. Just a larger audience. The leaders of Iran, China, and Russia have a twitter account. Yet Trump isn't allowed to have one. People need to let that soak in. If they went bankrupt tomorrow that would be fine with me. Like I mentioned It's an information war. If people want to use it to pushback against the narrative I understand why.
 
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