This Is Your Brain On Crazy 🧠

Note: this law applies to exactly one child right now. https://t.co/f4lOqyonSr

— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) March 26, 2022

This may be out of date, but as of May last year Fox News had aired 126 segments about how trans student athletes are a rising tide that will erode the integrity of Our Great Nation or whatever but they could only find nine actual people to talk about: https://t.co/5wQhM8L5RT

— Rob Ingraham (@YeahYouRob) March 27, 2022

Watched some of the play about Ann Richards Thursday night (PBS). (Meh; too much caricature. I knew Ann Richards; actually met her once. She was much funnier and more human than that.) She spoke of the need to be compassionate in governance (which did sound like Ann Richards). We are losing that fight every day.

Really, just so grateful for all the commentary from the many Twitter experts on White House - Kremlin relations and the history of US relations with Russia. Thankfully, many of them are nuclear strategy experts as well.

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) March 26, 2022

I’m sure Elon Musk can fix that, too.

Make a better platform with rules you like. https://t.co/C93va7tOAZ

— NOHat (@Popehat) March 26, 2022

Do that. Tell all your friends. I’m sure they’ll make it successful. Especially if YOU set the rules. Bezos will be so jealous he’ll start one; but it won’t be as commercially successful as yours. Just make sure the “Babylon Bee” can stay on (unless you don’t like the “Babylon Bee.” It’ll be your platform, you can do what you want.)

I protect you from the government, not from Twitter. pic.twitter.com/rYFf7GVZph

— The First Amendment (@USConst_Amend_I) March 26, 2022

You and your friends; the ones who are interested. And their friends; who are interested. You can even call it “The Boring Website.” Or maybe “The Empty Website.” And instead of tweets people can post “empties.”

Well, get your marketing people to work on it.

Reflecting on how much dumb rhetoric around social media policy is attributable to the inapt definite article in the phrase “the town square.” https://t.co/QTaX1QqvWi

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) March 26, 2022

Yeah, get your people to work on that, too. The “town square” is/was public property (find one still functioning as the metaphor imagines. Go ahead. I’ll wait.) accessible to all. Twitter is a private company accessible to anyone with a computer and internet access. And you can only post on it by agreeing to their rules. Even the town square is governed by laws regarding its use.

Try again.

whaaaaaaat https://t.co/WfUiGmBHc1

— George Conway🌻 (@gtconway3d) March 26, 2022

Be sure brain is engaged before putting mouth into gear.

At the same point in their respective terms essentially, Joe Biden called Putin a “war criminal” and asked for his removal.

Donald Trump wanted to create a joint cybercrime task force and believed Putin over our own intelligence agencies.

Choose your fighter.

— YS (@ReallyActivist) March 26, 2022

Looking forward to another post.