It’s An Outrage!

I knew conservatives were obsessed with social media moderation but it’s still stunning to see the final form: A funhouse mirror reality where the most important dimension of any event - such as, say, an attempt to overthrow the government - is how Twitter mods handled it. https://t.co/E027IZzufN

— Will Stancil (@whstancil) December 10, 2022

Those bastards!

Or maybe this is the outrage!

“Republican Congresswoman Jody Hice” lol incredible https://t.co/pG0hGVWAya

— Aaron Fritschner (@Fritschner) December 10, 2022

Or this:

Yeah, it’s getting to be closing time ‘round here pic.twitter.com/NHzWVfOW60

— RSchooley@socel.net (@Rschooley) December 10, 2022

Or this:

Curious if @elonmusk’s definition of “election interference” also includes wealthy donors spending hundreds of millions of dollars in soft money to influence the outcomes, or whether it extends only to enforcement of content moderation policies by private social media platforms. pic.twitter.com/6Wh83PVRWC

— Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) December 10, 2022

Or this:

Bari Weiss's Twitter exposé revealed that Bari Weiss is a liar. https://t.co/IgJ9bL3KVK pic.twitter.com/WioQiwecfc

— Eric Levitz (@EricLevitz) December 10, 2022

Or this:

Lolllllll https://t.co/AsfTGojL4y

— Popehat (@Popehat) December 10, 2022

No, sorry, that's just Elmo being stupid. Or this:

a cabal of twitter executives were secretly in control of twitter https://t.co/sfVKDZngMl

— 🍅 (@turtlekiosk) December 9, 2022

Well, certainly this:

THE TWITTER FILES: Here are the 10 users that search their own name the most.

— Andrew Small (@asmall_word) December 9, 2022

And undoubtedly this:

this twitter files stuff is shameless pic.twitter.com/PWNeQnCOYN

— soul nate (@MNateShyamalan) December 9, 2022

(Her account's verified, so....)

Need a scorecard to keep up with the outrages!