Twitter World Leaders Survery Record Response
Twitter Gets a Tweetful When it Asks How it Should Treat World Leaders on its Platform – Brief
Twitter wants to put on a show for the cameras to put for the myth that they are responsible in how they choose to rule over nation states. As one of the biggest and most powerful of the Corpostate Nationalists, who recently banned Project Vertitas for documenting the truth, for being journalists, this fascistic organ wants the world leaders to know it’s taking opinions from the people it hopes to make in its upside-down Christ image before it decides which world leaders can use its platform and which cannot.
You can bet Chairman Xi will never be challenged by Twitter, but it will ban former American Presidents, like Trump, showing the true nature of this corpostate for all to see, at least those who continue to care to pay attention.
Twitter hears from record respondents over world leader rules – Reuters
From Reuters Excerpt: Twitter Inc has received a record number of responses to a survey on how it should handle world leaders on its site, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday, an issue in the spotlight ahead of the possible return of former U.S. President Donald Trump to Facebook.
Twitter, which permanently banned Trump after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, in March began soliciting the public for input on whether world leaders should be subject to the same rules as other users and if they break a rule, what type of action should be taken.
The company has received nearly 49,000 responses globally in 14 languages, the spokeswoman said. Its month-long survey asked questions like whether world leaders breaking Twitter’s rules should face “greater or lesser” consequences then other users and whether it was ever appropriate for Twitter to permanently suspend the account of a current president or prime minister.
“As our teams review and distill the data, we’ve been looking for key themes, new ideas, and creative thinking so we can begin to develop an update to our approach and consider next steps,” the spokeswoman said. She declined to say at this time what the responses showed about users’ views.
