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Topic	Far-right commentator Nicholas J. Fuentes has had his Twitter account restored
Ruvan22 01/24/23 3:47:23 PM #44:	tsup-tsup posted... If you guys are really concerned about people like this then stop visiting 4chan and shut it down. Twitter actually has rules which he will likely violate again and will likely be removed. Go after the real cesspits of the internet where the incels meet and where q spreads their bullshit. A) Why can't people do both? Work to shut down 4 chan AND criticize/try to change him being replatformed on Twitter? B) Do people violating rules currently get consistently get removed? Most of the removals seem more arbitrary.. tsup-tsup posted... Guys, the whole of twitter is not your personal safe space. You can however, create your own space by choosing who to follow, who to not follow, and who to block. Sorry you don't know how twitter works but now you do. C) As others have pointed out, it's the real danger/effect (that's already happened) of him radicalizing 'normal' people that start to follow him. Don't concern yourself with protecting everyone else in society. If you want you can meme him, mock him, clown him or just straight up ignore him. D) "Everyone else in society" is pretty broad - you don't have any concern for any other people beyond those you know? <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:971067112] in Far-right ... [t:80322997]...</cite> <quote>tsup-tsup posted... </cite><quote>If you guys are really concerned about people like this then stop visiting 4chan and shut it down. Twitter actually has rules which he will likely violate again and will likely be removed. Go after the real cesspits of the internet where the incels meet and where q spreads their bullshit.</quote>A) Why can't people do both? Work to shut down 4 chan AND criticize/try to change him being replatformed on Twitter?B) Do people violating rules currently get consistently get removed? Most of the removals seem more arbitrary..tsup-tsup posted... </cite><quote>Guys, the whole of twitter is not your personal safe space. You can however, create your own space by choosing who to follow, who to not follow, and who to block. Sorry you don't know how twitter works but now you do.</quote>C) As others have pointed out, it's the real danger/effect (that's already happened) of him radicalizing 'normal' people that start to follow him.<quote>Don't concern yourself with protecting everyone else in society. If you want you can meme him, mock him, clown him or just straight up ignore him.</quote>D) "Everyone else in society" is pretty broad - you don't have any concern for any other people beyond those you know?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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