Twitter trolls us again

Twitter is at it again
After all that has happened the last couple of days, they have the wherewithall to post this today...



They have to be trolling, right?
Nothing else makes any sense
The irony is too strong not to see it

Lol, what, they worried about election interference?

Didn't realize Twitter had corporate offices in Uganda

Literally just lol'd at work where I am sneaking a peak here. This can not be true.

The irony. The hubris. I can't.

Peak dumbassery.

Twitter wants to be the arbiter of what's worthy to be censored and what isn't. #seemslegit

a reply to: Kangaruex4Ewe
It has to be a troll in Twitter headquarters
nothing else makes sense

a reply to: Arizona2

we are against censorship. Strongly. Unless it's us, then it's all good.

this makes me smile.

a reply to: Arizona2

They have to be trolling, right?
Nothing else makes any sense
The irony is too strong not to see it

No they're not trolling, yes the irony is heavy and palpable, no most people who've been supporting the great cancelling won't see irony or care and will likely somehow call you racist or something for pointing it out. It's pretty par the course.

Oops dunno why happened there.

originally posted by: Nivhk
Lol, what, they worried about election interference?

Didn't realize Twitter had corporate offices in Uganda

Cancer can spread throughout the entire body.

a reply to: Arizona2

It's called gaslighting.

Trolling is for lulz.

Gaslighting is for psychological control, and to make your target feel helpless.

I tried to call the Twitter and speak to the manager.

They said his name is Joseph Goebbles and he’s very busy at the moment coordinating transportation through the railroad but would get back to me. They said if I could be patient then I might get a free ticket on the train. Yay!

Twitter should consider renaming themselves....

Wow.

Edit: I just reread that tweet.

#openinternet

Um. I, well. Er...Hmmmmmm

Twitter trolls us again

That was an epic level troll.

See part deux.

They LIED!

a reply to: Arizona2

Let them tell the whole world who and what they are...

Let them believe their own publicity.

It will backfire.

The people see them.

I bet these jokers would say you are crazy for even suggesting the two things are remotely related...

Rules for us, not for them. Just like masks.

And as for the Ugandan election.

It’s certainly more secure and above-board than the election process in the United States was last November

A banana republic is a banana republic

Well I certainly hope the Ugandans do not try to make their own version of Twitter for their own freedom to communicate...

What gets me is that apparently politicians can't block people they don't like because that is a violation of the first amendment, but Twitter blocking politicians from speaking isn't a violation of the first amendment.

Maybe that 5 Billion they lost, hurt a little?
Or they care more about other countries than the US?
Maybe they didn't like being shut out in N. Idaho?

Or they just suck.

I'm going with suck.

originally posted by: AutomateThis1
What gets me is that apparently politicians can't block people they don't like because that is a violation of the first amendment, but Twitter blocking politicians from speaking isn't a violation of the first amendment.

Wait. What?