X (formerly Twitter) is no longer an impartial and independent social media platform

[myata]

This is his private service (with shareholders) and he showed his bias, without even trying to pretend impartiality or restrain influence. It is now in the same clade as numerous MAGA sites and platforms. Why would anyone use them, running the risk of being represented and abused by the mob? No there definitely are better options.

[herbie]

[User]

53 minutes ago, myata said:

This is his private service (with shareholders) and he showed his bias, without even trying to pretend impartiality or restrain influence. It is now in the same clade as numerous MAGA sites and platforms. Why would anyone use them, running the risk of being represented and abused by the mob? No there definitely are better options.

So, after all your lies and bogus comments... now you shift to trying to say no one should use X. 

Looks like many millions of people watched the Trump interview and last I checked X has been growing significantly this past year and people from all over the world use it. 

Like it or hate it, X is the place to go for unbiased news. 

When Trump was almost assassinated, you couldn't hardly find anything from a Google search and what you did find was stupid crap by the mainstream media back then saying stuff like Trump fell down. 

On X you had instant access to video, commentary, and real news about what happened that day. 

 

[myata]

I'm so tired with the little lying tricks and gimmicks of the cultmob, sudden onsets of dumbness, instant switches and forgetting the context, grasping for completely unrelated and mostly false if not deliberately misleading parallels sometimes it feels like a toothache embodied in the domain logic and rational argument. Yeah, the reality has to take us through these checks once in while or how would we know that we're still sane in this universe? We need it and there's no way around it. Bring it on.

[User]

9 minutes ago, myata said:

I'm so tired with the little lying tricks and gimmicks of the cultmob, sudden onsets of dumbness, instant switches and forgetting the context, grasping for completely unrelated and mostly false if not deliberately misleading parallels sometimes it feels like a toothache embodied in the domain logic and rational argument. Yeah, the reality has to take us through these checks once in while or how would we know that we're still sane in this universe? We need it and there's no way around it. Bring it on.

If you were really tired of lying and tricks, you would stop using them.

Bring what on? You can't even respond directly to people. 

[CdnFox]

41 minutes ago, myata said:

I'm so tired with the little lying tricks and gimmicks of the cultmob, 

Don't talk about your mother like that. 

[Hodad]

7 hours ago, ironstone said:

No it wasn't 'quite possibly', it absolutely was biased against conservatives. Not just Twitter either, all of big tech worked with Democrats and the mainstream media to suppress one side. Perhaps the most blatant example was the Hunter laptop story. The story was real and it could have been very relevant had it not been suppressed.

Trump was banned from Twitter, but not the crazy Ayatollah's or the Taliban? Trump has faults to be sure, but it's not reasonable to suggest that he was ever on the same level as the Ayatollah's and the Taliban.

They aren't biased against conservatives, they are biased against misinformation and disinformation, in which conservatives happen to wallow lustily. 

I mean, Jeebus, look at this forum. Any random nonsense from Twitter (or anywhere else) is taken as gospel, repeated and re-shared by the conservative crowd without concern for truth or accuracy. 

[CdnFox]

Just now, Hodad said:

They aren't biased against conservatives, they are biased against misinformation and disinformation, in which conservatives happen to wallow lustily. 

 

ROFLMAO!!!!   So - they're against misinformation which can be defined as anything a conservative says.  But they are NOT BIAS!!!   

[Legato]

49 minutes ago, myata said:

I'm so tired with the little lying tricks and gimmicks of the cultmob, sudden onsets of dumbness, instant switches and forgetting the context, grasping for completely unrelated and mostly false if not deliberately misleading parallels sometimes it feels like a toothache embodied in the domain logic and rational argument. Yeah, the reality has to take us through these checks once in while or how would we know that we're still sane in this universe? We need it and there's no way around it. Bring it on.

I'm building a Hi-Fi system with a turntable. So I dug out two Mullard 5-10's I built eons ago. One performed okay, the other had a nasty annoying 60/120 Hz hum. The power supply smoothing capacitors needed replacement. The annoying hum reminded me of your posts.

Please replace your capacitors.

 

[Legato]

3 minutes ago, Hodad said:

They aren't biased against conservatives, they are biased against misinformation and disinformation, in which conservatives happen to wallow lustily. 

I mean, Jeebus, look at this forum. Any random nonsense from Twitter (or anywhere else) is taken as gospel, repeated and re-shared by the conservative crowd without concern for truth or accuracy. 

That's the best cringe post you've offered yet.

[myata]

31 minutes ago, Legato said:

The annoying hum reminded me of your posts.

That would the the reality, any trace of it for the cultmob in its alternate dreamscape. So annoying, right

[CdnFox]

1 hour ago, myata said:

That would the the reality, any trace of it for the cultmob in its alternate dreamscape. So annoying, right

God dude it was ONE LINE and you couldn't get it right. 

[ironstone]

16 hours ago, myata said:

One has to be either of: a) impaired b) confused or c) deliberately misrepresenting (d, all of the above) to pretend to forget that he was suspended for a reason: like peddling the lie of the "stolen election" and inciting the crowds that caused real harm.

So why was Hillary Clinton never banned? She also made many claims about the legitimacy of the 2016 election. She still does to this day, Russian interference, Trump knows he's illegitimate and so on.

You're also misrepresenting the claim that Trump incited people to violence.

[Michael Hardner]

8 minutes ago, ironstone said:

 

You're also misrepresenting the claim that Trump incited people to violence.

His role in the January 6 events are pretty clear.

[Nationalist]

34 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:

His role in the January 6 events are pretty clear.

Indeed. Trump believed and still does, as do tens of millions around the world, that that election was rigged as Hell. His rally turned into a riot at the Capital. Not because Trump told them to riot...he didn't. No, it happened because tens of millions of Americans were convinced the election was rigged.

Libbies cannot risk that becoming a common belief, so they fight against it with everything. They cannot ever admit the truth. Even though Hunter's laptop proves conclusively that...the election was rigged.

I heard today that Hunter was working with the ambassador to Italy to help setup his employment at Burisma, while Brandon was VP. This from none other than the New York Times.

Mike...you can deny reality all you like. The Libbies can rage away all they like. But time...Mike...time is not on your side. As it passes, the American people are learning the truth. None of you can stop it.

And there will be a price to pay for all the deception.

[Nationalist]

12 hours ago, myata said:

That would the the reality, any trace of it for the cultmob in its alternate dreamscape. So annoying, right

And as for you, Mush-Mouth...

Time is not on your side either. Eventually both Kamala and Tampon Tim will have to do live interviews.

When they do, her stupidity will be on display and his pure virtue signaling will be on display. At that point, the American people will have an honest choice.

A POTUS who produces benefit, or a POTUS who is a blithering, babbling id1ot.

Edited August 14, 2024 by Nationalist

[ironstone]

1 hour ago, Michael Hardner said:

His role in the January 6 events are pretty clear.

Utter nonsense. He explicitly told his supporters to 'peacefully and patriotically' protest on that day.

[Guest]

20 hours ago, myata said:

There's a thin line between persistent lying and perpetual mental degradation (aka, dumbness)

Have you not seen far left policies lately?

Thats the epitome of degradation.

21 hours ago, CouchPotato said:

Not only this. They both like water as well.

And food:

[myata]

Is deliberate ignorance a flimsy excuse or same as plain old lying? In countless posts he peddled the lie, blatant and boldface of a "stolen election". He called his followers to protest over something he invented single-handedly from his fat cheeks and lying mouth, with none other factual grounds. How can one forget or miss that? Just wow.

Trump summoned supporters to wild protests

[myata]

10 minutes ago, Perspektiv said:

Thats the epitome of

"deliberate obtusion" a common behavior of a lying cult convert when faced with an objective fact that isn't compatible with their virtual reality. Putin's "interviews" and Trumps are of the same one kind. Obviously. No obtusion needed.

Edited August 14, 2024 by myata

[Michael Hardner]

18 minutes ago, ironstone said:

Utter nonsense. He explicitly told his supporters to 'peacefully and patriotically' protest on that day.

And made false claims of stealing, tried to influence electors for which he was charged, excommunicated his VP for following the law, refused to go on TV until it was clear that the insurrection failed etc etc.

Any one of these actions would raise eyebrows of course.  So...if you think accusations of impropriety are nonsense then your perspective isn't trustworthy IMO.

You're not a serious poster if you think there's absolutely nothing to note in that.  Conservatives care about institutions.

[Michael Hardner]

@myata I have this poster on ignore now based on bad faith posting.  I recommend that you do the same.

[Nationalist]

17 minutes ago, Michael Hardner said:

And made false claims of stealing, tried to influence electors for which he was charged, excommunicated his VP for following the law, refused to go on TV until it was clear that the insurrection failed etc etc.

Any one of these actions would raise eyebrows of course.  So...if you think accusations of impropriety are nonsense then your perspective isn't trustworthy IMO.

You're not a serious poster if you think there's absolutely nothing to note in that.  Conservatives care about institutions.

Mike...I hope you realize nobody but the biggest Libbies actually take you seriously now. You've blown your wad of believabilty and respectability.

Such a shame...

[Michael Hardner]

25 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

Such a shame...

Sorry you feel that way.

But then again you have already stated that you don't believe that politics is working so I don't even know why you talk to me, frankly.

[Nationalist]

Just now, Michael Hardner said:

Sorry you feel that way.

But then again you have already stated that you don't believe that politics is working so I don't even know why you talk to me, frankly.

Not just me Mike. All conservatives.