Shame on you for speaking up against this tweet, but not other tweets that I think are misguided.
If we go down the road of "you must publicly denounce all things that you disagree with, or else you're complicit," I hope someone starts "Buffer but for tweeting form statements against all problematic things in the news."https://twitter.com/bijan/status/1097933446771630082 …
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Just for the record, all tweets are misguided. It’s just that some are more misguided than others.
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also suggests that to not be complicit, you should tweet on things before you've felt like you've done adequate research or it's out of your area of competence
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Well, to be fair, if you need to do research or think about something, and there is popular support against it, you’re a bad person.
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Could probably set up a Zapier that takes articles with certain keywords in them into a Google Sheet, then tweets from that Google Sheet with commentary that rotates phrases like "I can't believe this!" and "Are you kidding me?!"
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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1.) Make a central organization which decides what everyone needs to regard problematic. 2.) Sell the a public record, through a form, that asserts they are not problematic because they deny all things problematic. We can call them indulgences. 3.) ??? 4.) Profit
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This is what Martin Luther protested as corrupt practice by the Catholic Church. "An indulgence was a payment to the Catholic Church that purchased an exemption from punishment (penance) for some types of sins." http://courses.wcupa.edu/jones/his101/web/37luther.htm …
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