• Eddie
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    31 year ago

    I think you’re overthinking this. Twitter used to be a place where I could keep up with my friends. Now, it’s a place filled with many forms of hate. Because of this, I no longer wish to use it, so I left.

    I personally have no care in the world for what happens with Twitter. Why should I? It becomes overrun with bigots? So what?

    Remaining on a platform filled with hate is an indicator that you’re ok with that. I am not, so I left. end of story.

    • TwilightVulpine
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      11 year ago

      This is not someone randomly joining Parler. Not only minorities don’t always have the luxury to only exist where they are welcomed, they had been accepted and that was taken away from them. They already had built their following and that’s being ruined. To say that trying to hold onto what they’ve built and resist is “being okay with hate” doesn’t sound right to me.

      Twitter as a place does not matter to me, but I still have friends and creators that I like that use it, and especially for artists, they need a platform with wide reach for their careers. I can preach the Fediverse and Mastodon as much as I want, but until it’s widely adopted, it’s not going to help them.