Bad Boys II

[Sociopathicsteelerfan]

(07-01-2020, 10:20 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Here is a point that is getting lost in the argument.

Protesting should only be done to get a person to exercise their authority as either an elected official or a corporate executive.  There should not be any mass protests just because an actor says something people don't like.

I agree, but that falls under the same Constitutional rights as protesting outside someone's home.  What should not happen and what actually happens are often wildly different

(07-01-2020, 10:42 AM)GMDino Wrote: "Blue checkmark crowd" is a shot at people who have been verified by Twitter.  Doesn't eman "blue vs red".  It is being used a lot (not sure if this what SSF meant) because so many "famous" people have the check mark.  Donald Trump is part of that "crowd".  Now that includes people on both sides of the political spectrum but conservatives feel social media is biased and unfair against them so they attack the platforms and other users even as they use it themselves.

Twitter is a cesspool of gestalt group think.  Literally one of the worst inventions in human history just ahead of circus peanuts candy.  The Twitter CEO publicly stated that his moderators have a liberal bias, so conservatives aren't making that up.  I almost never use social media so I couldn't care less, but Twitter is clearly not an equal opportunity platform where rules are fairly and evenly applied.

(07-01-2020, 10:52 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Ahh, I see.

I still think SSF would want the same rules to apply to both sides.

Always.