American Politics Impeachment: 2 fast? No, we're 2 furious

[Trollzyn the Infinite]

Oh hey, just saw a poll on CNN that removing Trump has majority (56%) support. Neat.

TFW when it's 56% and not 65% smh

[Diahon]

Oh hey, just saw a poll on CNN that removing Trump has majority (56%) support. Neat.

trumpsters won't accept that either

they're not the minority, they're victims, whether they truly believe that or not, and they'll get what they want:

trump in office till either he dies, is bonesawed, or the world ends

[Trollzyn the Infinite]

Trumpies are still claiming there is a global blackout taking place to topple the new world order as we speak.

I feel more sorry for them every day

I am also starting to wonder if we have backups of everything they said on parler, like we do of many tweets.

Wayback Machine, maybe?

[Gravlen]

i come back to the internet and to this site after a few days of added convalescence and i go trump's really pulled the trigger, huh

here you have an abyss of a man who just tried to unleash his most fervent supporters on members of his own party, including his replacements should he actually bite it while in office, and not only is he not summarily removed from power, but the party he'd drive through pikes for more power wants him retained or fucking else

(i won't even mention the trumpsters on the street who claim indignation that trump can't crime anymore from twitter -- they want him to direct them to their prey, and they're fucking lying if they say they just want free speech)

just how desperate are these republicans to fucking rule over ruins that they'd kill themselves for this profoundly fuckedup monster?

The risk of being publicly executed by Republican voter was a price Republican lawmakers were very willing to accept, when they thought it could never happen to them.

[Valrifell]

Oh hey, just saw a poll on CNN that removing Trump has majority (56%) support. Neat.

TFW when it's 56% and not 65% smh

TFW it's not 99.9%

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

Daily reminder that geting banned from Twitter beacuse you broke the TOS you agreed to is not fascism.

[Valrifell]

Daily reminder that geting banned from Twitter beacuse you broke the TOS you agreed to is not fascism.

It is reflective of the power that we gave corporations over speech but nevertheless this isn't a new phenomenon.

[Nattily Dressed Anarchists on Bicycles]

It is reflective of the power that we gave corporations over speech but nevertheless this isn't a new phenomenon.

I would reiterate that if four straight years of conspiracy spouting nonsense isn't enough, if it takes going as insanely far as POTUS inciting an armed insurrection before a private social media platform can be moved to kick him, and even then with reluctant dragging feet, then "free speech" could not be more safe in the hands of private social media platforms.

If corporations possess any such "power" they seem really reluctant to actually ever use it.

[Nejii]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

[Juristonia]

Daily reminder that geting banned from Twitter beacuse you broke the TOS you agreed to is not fascism.

The amount of people quoting 1984 on twitter really shows how few people have actually read 1984.

[Starblaydia]

*redacted*

Removing the offending material after it has been reported and quoted does not help, unfortunately.

I wish that the Capitol would of Burnt to the ground and all the Politicians Hanged.
the Pig who Shot the Girl should of been Hanged too.

This is a clear-cut a *** warning for trolling *** as it gets.

[Valrifell]

Daily reminder that geting banned from Twitter beacuse you broke the TOS you agreed to is not fascism.

The amount of people quoting 1984 on twitter really shows how few people have actually read 1984.

George Orwell once said that 1984 was about his experiences being suspended from Twitter.

[Valrifell]

platforms.

If corporations possess any such "power" they seem really reluctant to actually ever use it.

Nevertheless, they still have that power.

[The Huskar Social Union]

The amount of people quoting 1984 on twitter really shows how few people have actually read 1984.

George Orwell once said that 1984 was about his experiences being suspended from Twitter.

Being kicked off of a private company's social media platform for violating their TOS is literally the same thing as being hunted down by the state police for imprisonment and reconditioning.

[Nakena]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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hahahaha. good riddance Jack Dorsey. He's burning and loosing money. His virtue signalling comes at a very hefty price tag.

Investors won't be happy.

[Nattily Dressed Anarchists on Bicycles]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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Amazon and Apple don't seem to be so effected. Might help that there are actual products behind those business, whereas what does Twitter do besides generate hot air?

[Gravlen]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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Weird argument to make, when you're at the same time showing stock prices go up after Trump was permabanned on January 8.

[Nakena]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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Amazon and Apple don't seem to be so effected. Might help that there are actual products behind those business, whereas what does Twitter do besides generate hot air?

Of which Donald Trump is a major supplier. They need the Don. There's no doubt.

[Valrifell]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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Weird argument to make, when you're at the same time showing stock prices go up after Trump was permabanned on January 8.

Charts are hard.

[Cannot think of a name]

Amazon and Apple don't seem to be so effected. Might help that there are actual products behind those business, whereas what does Twitter do besides generate hot air?

Of which Donald Trump is a major supplier. They need the Don. There's no doubt.

They'll be fine.

[Nattily Dressed Anarchists on Bicycles]

Nevertheless, they still have that power.

Honestly, I think the more concerning "power" is the one necessarily claimed by supposed "conservatives" who think they are entitled to access and use other people's property in a manner contrary to their freely entered agreements. "Conservatives" have a word for that idea, with which they will continue smearing people they don't like on their new social media platform in the next day or so, which they totally couldn't access with complete ease because they're totally oppressed.

[Cannot think of a name]

Weird argument to make, when you're at the same time showing stock prices go up after Trump was permabanned on January 8.

Charts are hard.

I'm guessing he sees the red arrow and thinks that it means that in after hours trading Twitter lost $51 per share and not 85 cents.

[Nattily Dressed Anarchists on Bicycles]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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Weird argument to make, when you're at the same time showing stock prices go up after Trump was permabanned on January 8.

https://www.google.com/finance/quote/TWTR:NYSE

After hours.

[Nakena]

Of which Donald Trump is a major supplier. They need the Don. There's no doubt.

They'll be fine.

Twitter lives off short time generated perma controversy and outrage. Trump is perfect for Twitter. Because he never stops delievering at that.

By banning Trump they kick off one of their greatest content and free PR providers.

[Gravlen]

Looks like Trump’s ban from Twitter isn’t being well received.

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hahahaha. good riddance Jack Dorsey. He's burning and loosing money. His virtue signalling comes at a very hefty price tag.

Investors won't be happy.

I would love to see Twitter disintegrate.

It's not going to happen, and there's no indication the drop in share value will be extremely dramatic. There's presently no reason for investors, who're seeing stock prices hover around at an all-time high, to be unhappy