I used to feel the same way, and I'm permanently banned on Twitter so I couldn't go back even if I wanted to. But in terms of information warfare, Twitter is still the main battlefield where memes can help wake the people in the middle and pull them over to the side of the awakened. The uncensored platforms are good for command-and-contr…
I used to feel the same way, and I'm permanently banned on Twitter so I couldn't go back even if I wanted to. But in terms of information warfare, Twitter is still the main battlefield where memes can help wake the people in the middle and pull them over to the side of the awakened. The uncensored platforms are good for command-and-control centers, sharing thoughts and information with like minded, awakened people, and uploading original memes for the information war, or downloading them from others, to share on the censored platforms like Twitter. It's going to take a concerted effort and people NOT leaving the battlefield, in order to win in the end.
I agree. However, I also view the act of endless tweeting as quite ineffective when compared to efforts focused directly upon documenting what's happening and locating legal remedies.
I used to feel the same way, and I'm permanently banned on Twitter so I couldn't go back even if I wanted to. But in terms of information warfare, Twitter is still the main battlefield where memes can help wake the people in the middle and pull them over to the side of the awakened. The uncensored platforms are good for command-and-control centers, sharing thoughts and information with like minded, awakened people, and uploading original memes for the information war, or downloading them from others, to share on the censored platforms like Twitter. It's going to take a concerted effort and people NOT leaving the battlefield, in order to win in the end.
I agree. However, I also view the act of endless tweeting as quite ineffective when compared to efforts focused directly upon documenting what's happening and locating legal remedies.