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I see this meme pop up all the time, but I have yet to see any Nazis on Twitter. I’m sure I have a filter bubble, but where are they?

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“Elon Musk asked in a poll if we wanted an edit button on Twitter. I’d rather you cancel the accounts of all the Nazis, but an edit button would be nice.” - Stephen Colbert

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at some point scott alexander tried to do a concrete estimate of the population of hate groups across the US and it was really really low, at least compared to the way people talk about them

9:11 PM · Apr 8, 2022

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The solution that they’ve taken is to lower the bar to what a hate group is. Problem solved…or created really.

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