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What about real people who don't support voting? Would I get banned for expressing my opinion?

• prolikewh0a 8y ago
  Yes. Dissent is becoming an offense that can get you removed from the online public square.
  • polynomial 8y ago
    Good, I was getting sick and tired of thinking for myself. Just give me my Faustian filter bubble.
  • chasing 8y ago
    I mean, if you set up thousands automated accounts on Twitter to express that dissent, yeah. Otherwise, seems like you’re good to go.
• chasing 8y ago
  > ...deleted thousands of automated accounts... Try not to set up thousands of automated accounts to express your opinion for you. You should be fine.
  • colllectorof 8y ago
    If the system identifying "automated" accounts (in thousands) is run by a party-affiliated entity, what confidence should I have that it is accurate?
    • chasing 8y ago
      You misunderstand. The DCCC just informed Twitter, which they should have the right to do. Anyone should have the right to report accounts. Twitter alone made the decision to remove them.
    • prolikewh0a 8y ago
      >what confidence should I have that it is accurate? They provide no example accounts either, so you will never know if it's accurate. It's entirely possible they deleted legitimate accounts of real individuals at the behest of the DCCC.
• objektif 8y ago
  Twitter should express its opinion to ban you.
• deleted 8y ago
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