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Reformatted, emphasis mine: January 8, 2021. As a conservative political writer, which I’ve been for some time, Friday night had the weird feel of a surrealistic, conservative-thought-purging Kristallnacht. First and most surreal, Jack Dorsey’s Twitter permanently banning the account of the President of the United States. Not for some singular awful thing Donald Trump did, said, …
Billionaire Tech-Hipster Yogi Jack Dorsey sits atop the rhetorical sh*t wagon we call Twitter. Sh*twitter. A never-ending noise machine that creaks along the digital super-highway with a nearly-religious-like devotion to directing political traffic.
Jack Dorsey and other technology executives spoke Wednesday on their moderation practices. They appeared before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. The testimony comes following Twitter’s decision to suspend the New York Post from its platform.
Twitter mouths a lot of words about being a place where bigotry and intolerance are not accepted, except when Twitter supports the bigotry and intolerance. Twitter is the place where bigotry, bullying, and intolerance against certain people is just fine.
Paul Singer, founder of hedge fund Elliott Management Corp., has purchased at least a $1bn stake in Twitter, and is nominating four board members. He intends to oust ‘part time’ CEO Jack Dorsey, and the Twitterverse, at least the left side of it, is melting down.
Yesterday I published a reminder that GraniteGrok’s Twitter account was still blocked. The same day President Trump met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey over the question of Twitter-Bias.
(image H/T: Powerline) And let me throw this headline out there from the founder of Twitter (emphasis mine):
