Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Stepping Down, Report Says

To be fair, twitter is a global platform. American-run social media dictates acceptable discourse worldwide.
The danger of equivocation is that it "to be fair"s us all into accepting a literal foreigner deciding what political or social views will be censored in the public square. Regardless of private ownership or global reach, Twitter is functioning as a public square and is founded and based in the States. Twitter censorship affects elections, so their platform should be forced not to censor free speech or else be considered liable for content due to editorializing.
 
Can we get a poll on who's gonna replace Jack?

Woman
"Woman"
Woman of color
(((Woman)))
They/Them Genderblob
Pajeet

You know, it's both sexist and racist for you to assu--

It's Pajeet
Twitter superpower 2020

...right, carry on, then.
 
The danger of equivocation is that it "to be fair"s us all into accepting a literal foreigner deciding what political or social views will be censored in the public square. Regardless of private ownership or global reach, Twitter is functioning as a public square and is founded and based in the States. Twitter censorship affects elections, so their platform should be forced not to censor free speech or else be considered liable for content due to editorializing.

Slippery slope, my friend. With all due respect, if that argument flew today, then tomorrow the same argument would be used to shut down Kiwi Farms as a privately owned "public square" that has "literally been weaponized to bully and has driven people to suicide" or some such.
 
Slippery slope, my friend. With all due respect, if that argument flew today, then tomorrow the same argument would be used to shut down Kiwi Farms as a privately owned "public square" that has "literally been weaponized to bully and has driven people to suicide" or some such.
The Farms is far more committed to free speech than any other site, and thus are not liable for content. And that would have to pass a judge, which it wouldn't. Enforcing a hands off neutrality policy on Twitter would be a win.
 
Everyone losing their mind over the new CEO being brown forgets that the last CEO, a white American, let twitter go to shit and most people engaging in political censorship are white lefties.

Since when did pajeets care about muzzies, given their numba one enemy next door has nukes aimed right at it.
Many pajeets are muzzies.

The danger of equivocation is that it "to be fair"s us all into accepting a literal foreigner deciding what political or social views will be censored in the public square. Regardless of private ownership or global reach, Twitter is functioning as a public square and is founded and based in the States. Twitter censorship affects elections, so their platform should be forced not to censor free speech or else be considered liable for content due to editorializing.
I see your point. Yeah, twitter shouldn't be allowed to censor political dissent. Censorship could be an issue no matter the ethnicity of who's in charge, though.
 
Everyone losing their mind over the new CEO being brown forgets that the last CEO, a white American, let twitter go to shit and most people engaging in political censorship are white lefties.


Many pajeets are muzzies.


I see your point. Yeah, twitter shouldn't be allowed to censor political dissent. Censorship could be an issue no matter the ethnicity of who's in charge, though.
We don't let foreign born people be president. We shouldn't let foreign born people, as the new Twitter CEO was born in India, be in charge of domestic politics. Unless I'm mistaken and he's an American citizen by birth.

Why are you defending indians? Pajeets are all daleet to the rest of the world. The funniest thing is some of them think they're better than the rest.
 
The Farms is far more committed to free speech than any other site, and thus are not liable for content. And that would have to pass a judge, which it wouldn't. Enforcing a hands off neutrality policy on Twitter would be a win.

Enforced by who or what? Who are you entrusting this power to?

I am not saying you don't have a point, I am saying I do not see how it is realistically enforceable w/o undesirable side effects.
 
I only have a Twitter because of most artists only having it as a place for commissions, and I still don't know why* they picked it when Twitter is obviously not an art gallery site and I am forced to scrolls over pages and pages of reaction/food/whatever pics just to see one pic they drew, and have to scroll through more trash to see more pics.
*I do know, dopamine rush on seeing big numbers on people liking their stuff and echo chambers, I've seen plently of artists fall to that.
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We don't let foreign born people be president. We shouldn't let foreign born people, as the new Twitter CEO was born in India, be in charge of domestic politics. Unless I'm mistaken and he's an American citizen by birth.
Maybe. I doubt this guy has bad intentions, but I could see foreign influence becoming a real problem if people from an enemy nation took over key positions at twitter. Right now there's no laws preventing something like that from happening as far as I know.

Why are you defending indians? Pajeets are all daleet to the rest of the world. The funniest thing is some of them think they're better than the rest.
I just think obsessing over race generally does more harm than good, whether it's blacks crying about da honkeys or whites complaining about niggers. Mindset is what makes the biggest difference when it comes to stuff like this.
 
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