I think he put you on ignore, never saw any support from him on the Des ban thread you started. Atleast you have ES.He has you on ignore you dope.
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When you portray conjecture as fact it becomes dangerous. Many right wingers live in a bubble of lies and misinformation and when they get smacked by the real world they think you have some kind of right to put out the craziest nonsense. They don’t.
Now you think these social media companies are killing the goose that laid the golden egg because they are foregoing whatever revenue they would make off having insane right wingers spouting garbage on their platforms but you don’t understand how much of a flash in the pan this Trump/ alternative media-reality movement really is and these businesses do.
Point is that you think you know their bottom line better than do, but you don’t.
These guys are hoping for a consensus on Trump being the messiah and being a democrat is some sort of federal crime.
They’re crazy.
Twitter User Says Dana Loesch’s Kids Need to be Murdered, Company Responds By Doing Almost Nothing
https://www.mediaite.com/online/twi...red-company-responds-by-doing-almost-nothing/
https://www.mediaite.com/online/twi...red-company-responds-by-doing-almost-nothing/
If the only people getting banned were "Alex Jones" i wouldnt have a problem with it, but the fact is conservatives get regularly censored, thats not an opinion, its a fact. Candace Owens got banned, for literally tweeting the same thing Sarah Jeong did, with a different race in the tweets.
Twitter Suspends Candace Owens’ Account for Mimicking Sarah Jeong’s Racism
https://gellerreport.com/2018/08/candace-owens-sarah-jeong-twitter.html/
https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2018...ns-account-for-mimicking-sarah-jeongs-racism/
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Lol Trudeau follower making fun of Trump.
@Infowars is permanently from TWTR.
Twitter Permanently Bans Alex Jones and Infowars
A video of him berating a CNN reporter with ‘the eyes of a rat’ was the final violation after a series of them by Infowars and its founder.
Kelly Weill,
Maxwell Tani
09.06.18 4:45 PM ET
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast
Twitter banned Infowars and its founder, the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, following months of public pressure to do so.
In a series of tweets on Thursday, the company said it had “permanently suspended” accounts associated with Jones and Infowars after numerous complaints that they violated its terms of service prohibiting repeated abusive behavior. A Twitter spokesperson told The Daily Beast specifically that an Infowars video posted on Twitter of Alex Jones berating CNN reporter Oliver Darcy on Wednesday was the final violation of the company’s terms.
“Those are the eyes of a rat,” Jones told Darcy to his face in a live video, where he accused Darcy and CNN of trying police internet content.
“Today, we permanently suspended @realalexjones and @infowars from Twitter and Periscope,” Twitter said in the first of a series of Thursday tweets. “We took this action based on new reports of Tweets and videos posted yesterday that violate our abusive behavior policy, in addition to the accounts’ previous violations,” the company tweeted, linking to its policies on abusive behavior.”“As we continue to increase transparency around our Rules and enforcement actions, we wanted to be open about this action given the broad interest in this case. We do not typically comment on enforcement actions we take against individual accounts, for their privacy,” Twitter continued.
Twitter said it will “take action” if Jones or Infowars seeks to circumvent their ban.
The ban deprives Jones and Infowars from its 1.5 million followers, combined, and comes on top of bans that cut them off from millions of others.
Last month, tech giants YouTube, its parent company Google, Facebook, and Apple deleted or restricted Jones’ accounts, citing Jones’ violations of their policies against hate speech and incitement to violence against minorities.
Twitter executives previously tried to oust Jones and white nationalist Richard Spencer from the platform, Wall Street Journal reported this week, but CEO Jack Dorsey had personally intervened. (Twitter denied the report, saying it was “completely and totally false”.)
On August 14, Twitter hit Jones with a one-week ban, after he tweeted a link to a video encouraging his followers to ready their “battle rifles” for war with his enemies, particularly in the media. A Twitter spokesperson told The Daily Beast on Thursday that the temporary suspension was a final warning for Jones.
Dorsey partially defended the right-wing conspiracy theorist’s use of Twitter earlier in August, saying that he had not violated the platform’s rules.
“We’ll enforce if he does,” Dorsey tweeted on August 7, after a series of tech companies banned Jones and Infowars for hate speech. “And we’ll continue to promote a healthy conversational environment by ensuring tweets aren’t artificially amplified.”
The Twitter founder addressed concerns about Jones’ conspiracy-mongering, and tasked journalists with refuting his bogus claims.
“Accounts like Jones' can often sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors, so it’s critical journalists document, validate, and refute such information directly so people can form their own opinions,” Dorsey tweeted. “This is what serves the public conversation best.”
Twitter has previously deleted fraudulent and conspiracy-peddling accounts, particularly after some were revealed to have been created by the Internet Research Agency, a Russian troll farm. Some of those accounts pushed far-right conspiracy theories while posing as U.S.-based Republicans, earning them likes and retweets from top Trump campaign staffers days before the 2016 presidential election.
During a Wednesday Senate intelligence committee hearing, Senator Susan Collins pressed Dorsey on those accounts, asking how they were allowed to operate unchecked.
Dorsey partially dodged the question and referred to Twitter as a “digital public square.” Although he called for “transparency,” he did not commit to taking any significant action against bad actors.
Twitter Permanently Bans Alex Jones and Infowars
A video of him berating a CNN reporter with ‘the eyes of a rat’ was the final violation after a series of them by Infowars and its founder.
Kelly Weill,
Maxwell Tani
09.06.18 4:45 PM ET
Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast
Twitter banned Infowars and its founder, the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, following months of public pressure to do so.
In a series of tweets on Thursday, the company said it had “permanently suspended” accounts associated with Jones and Infowars after numerous complaints that they violated its terms of service prohibiting repeated abusive behavior. A Twitter spokesperson told The Daily Beast specifically that an Infowars video posted on Twitter of Alex Jones berating CNN reporter Oliver Darcy on Wednesday was the final violation of the company’s terms.
“Those are the eyes of a rat,” Jones told Darcy to his face in a live video, where he accused Darcy and CNN of trying police internet content.
“Today, we permanently suspended @realalexjones and @infowars from Twitter and Periscope,” Twitter said in the first of a series of Thursday tweets. “We took this action based on new reports of Tweets and videos posted yesterday that violate our abusive behavior policy, in addition to the accounts’ previous violations,” the company tweeted, linking to its policies on abusive behavior.”“As we continue to increase transparency around our Rules and enforcement actions, we wanted to be open about this action given the broad interest in this case. We do not typically comment on enforcement actions we take against individual accounts, for their privacy,” Twitter continued.
Twitter said it will “take action” if Jones or Infowars seeks to circumvent their ban.
The ban deprives Jones and Infowars from its 1.5 million followers, combined, and comes on top of bans that cut them off from millions of others.
Last month, tech giants YouTube, its parent company Google, Facebook, and Apple deleted or restricted Jones’ accounts, citing Jones’ violations of their policies against hate speech and incitement to violence against minorities.
Twitter executives previously tried to oust Jones and white nationalist Richard Spencer from the platform, Wall Street Journal reported this week, but CEO Jack Dorsey had personally intervened. (Twitter denied the report, saying it was “completely and totally false”.)
On August 14, Twitter hit Jones with a one-week ban, after he tweeted a link to a video encouraging his followers to ready their “battle rifles” for war with his enemies, particularly in the media. A Twitter spokesperson told The Daily Beast on Thursday that the temporary suspension was a final warning for Jones.
Dorsey partially defended the right-wing conspiracy theorist’s use of Twitter earlier in August, saying that he had not violated the platform’s rules.
“We’ll enforce if he does,” Dorsey tweeted on August 7, after a series of tech companies banned Jones and Infowars for hate speech. “And we’ll continue to promote a healthy conversational environment by ensuring tweets aren’t artificially amplified.”
The Twitter founder addressed concerns about Jones’ conspiracy-mongering, and tasked journalists with refuting his bogus claims.
“Accounts like Jones' can often sensationalize issues and spread unsubstantiated rumors, so it’s critical journalists document, validate, and refute such information directly so people can form their own opinions,” Dorsey tweeted. “This is what serves the public conversation best.”
Twitter has previously deleted fraudulent and conspiracy-peddling accounts, particularly after some were revealed to have been created by the Internet Research Agency, a Russian troll farm. Some of those accounts pushed far-right conspiracy theories while posing as U.S.-based Republicans, earning them likes and retweets from top Trump campaign staffers days before the 2016 presidential election.
During a Wednesday Senate intelligence committee hearing, Senator Susan Collins pressed Dorsey on those accounts, asking how they were allowed to operate unchecked.
Dorsey partially dodged the question and referred to Twitter as a “digital public square.” Although he called for “transparency,” he did not commit to taking any significant action against bad actors.
It is Orwellian for lefties to act like they don't live in a bubble world.
I wonder if they ever get outside of the big lefty cities?
I have news for you the real world is far different that the bubbles inside D.C., L.A. New York and few other cities.
Only 25 percent of the country identifies as liberal and most of them live in a few bubble areas. The lefties are mostly non thinking conformists.
The rest of the country lives with diverse ideas and understands that is OK to have different ideas. Especially if you have taken the tune to gather in facts from outside the bubble areas sanitized to the left mass media. You then compare the facts and come to informed conclusions.
I wonder if they ever get outside of the big lefty cities?
I have news for you the real world is far different that the bubbles inside D.C., L.A. New York and few other cities.
Only 25 percent of the country identifies as liberal and most of them live in a few bubble areas. The lefties are mostly non thinking conformists.
The rest of the country lives with diverse ideas and understands that is OK to have different ideas. Especially if you have taken the tune to gather in facts from outside the bubble areas sanitized to the left mass media. You then compare the facts and come to informed conclusions.