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Title: Why is Twitter getting away with shadowbanning Ted Cruz?
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Published: Apr 7, 2018
Author: Monica Showalter
Post Date: 2018-04-08 07:16:52 by 3-Dee
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Why is Twitter getting away with shadowbanning Ted Cruz? By Monica Showalter Has Ted Cruz been shadowbanned by Twitter? As Ace at Ace of Spades via Instapundit puts it, it "sure looks that way" (read the whole thing). He writes: "Shadowbanning" is a banning that's hidden from the user. They don't ban you outright, but they do block everyone except the people you most frequently interact with from seeing your tweets. A while ago, when I was still on twitter, one of my snarky comments would get 20, 40 retweets, at minimum. Then one day many of my tweets would get zero retweets, or 3. When Twitter suspended me, I didn't bother getting unsuspended, because I knew they'd already blocked my tweets from 99% of all potential readers. So why bother even using their piece of [s---] data-exploitation antisocial media? I would like Twitter to be quizzed heavily about this when they come before Congress to testify. Many conservatives are shadowbanned – Mollie Hemingway seems to be. Michelle Malkin seems to be. And even Senator Ted Cruz seems to be. If this is not actually an open forum, they ought to say so. It's a simple matter of honest disclosure. Ace draws his conclusion from a piece by Jim Geraghty, here, which describes how Ted Cruz, with 3 million Twitter followers, gets only a couple hundred retweets any time he says something there, while left-wing senator Kamala Harris, who has half his followers, gets thousands and thousands of retweets. I did some further research to find out if there was any mitigating factor, checking how many of Cruz's followers are fake. Fake followers probably wouldn't retweet anything because they are bots and trolls and often used to pad follower figures to make a politician appear more influential than he or she is. The figure that this Twitter auditor came up with for Cruz was only 17% fake followers, meaning that 83% of Cruz's 3 million followers are genuine, people who are following Cruz because they really want to hear what he has to say. I have followed and been followed back by Cruz for years, and yes, lately, I have not seen any Ted Cruz tweets. So my antennae are up. I too am one of the stiffed among his many followers. Now let's look at Harris. An audit of her Twitter followers shows that more than half (55%) of Harris's followers are certified fake, according to Twitter audit. Check out the fakery yourself. Yet Harris still gets way more retweets and "likes" than Ted Cruz ever does, at least three times more, yet with only half the followers, and the landslide majority of them fake. Shadowban? I think there's no other conclusion. What this shows is two things: it's not just the marginal little weasels and annoying fanatics who get shadowbanned by Twitter. It's major political figures now, meaning no one is immune. At this point, it makes Twitter a partisan organ (which is obvious enough from its CEO's recent tweet) and not a neutral platform. In its refusal to maintain its stance as a neutral platform, two things are obviously changed. One, Twitter's double standard about who gets to tweet and be heard amounts to undeclared campaign contributions and must therefore be counted as such. Two, Ace brings up the important point that Twitter is thus far immune from libel and liability lawsuits that a published organ would not be immune from, because it bills itself as a neutral platform. Well, it's not a neutral platform; it's a highly partisan and edited platform. That means that it will need to edit every single thing that appears on its site for libel if it doesn't want to be subject to suits. Already it's under the gun from victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting as an enabler of terrorists – its devotion to partisan politics over being a neutral platform now opens the door wider to the lawsuits now, and regulation for all it's getting away with in its juvenile little partisan gamesmanship. They can quit it and unban Ted Cruz and let him be heard, or else it's time for the legislators and the lawsuits. They can have it one way or the other, just not both. Ready, Ted?
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But But - Twitter is a "private enterprise", just like Flea Republic... isn't it? These "service" business evidently don't like it when We The People contradict their errors on OUR DARPAnet. Fallible and uninspired Maybe it's time to consider REVOKING Corporate Charters that don't operate in the American spirit of things.
Didn't Trump just bring all those internet sites up to admonish them and basically threaten them with prosecution for doing this to others?
Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban? Or are you opposed to private businesses not in the emergency or health care industries being free to pick and choose their customers? In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere.
ABSOLUTELY THE CASE. The Left is using their corporate monopolies to shut down conservatives' free speech and equal access WHILE engaging in blackmail. Twitter. Facebook. Google. ALL monopolies of what are ostensibly Public Utilities. They all provide Communications Access in the same vein as the phone companies monopoly that was broken up. And anyway, what ever happen the those "BAKE THE CAKE!!" Nazis and fascist judges who insisted that access should be "equal" in those cases...but only SELECTIVELY? Oh wait. POOF!! The Stalinist-Left-Dem Complex insists that "Heads, we win; Tails, you lose." It simply can't be allowed to play this game.
This piece of shit made his bed when he shit on Trump AFTER he found out he was slightly more popular than Ron Paultard to the voting public. Lyin’ Ted deserves what he gets. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
Correct... but the paultards never could grasp that concept dating back to the Free Republic enigma that caused Liberty Post and 15 years of thread crying about Rim Job... the wheelchair RINO I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
Now you think the 1st Amendment gives you a partnership right in a private business? If twitter has your panties all in a wad,you have a right to start up a competitor,but you do NOT have a right to be a Twit leader. BTW,I can't believe we are arguing over twitter and twits when we are both over 12 years old. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
No, they are using MY absolute complete lack of interest to post on twitter to keep me from posting on twitter. I MIGHT be convinced to waste some of the life I have left posting there if they paid me,but maybe not. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
And they are STILL doing it. Practically everywhere you visit has a permanent threat devoted to Rhino Central so the cult members who are no longer allowed to go there can have their daily fix. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
YOU are the exception to the rule. So am I. THAT SAID... Twitter, Facebook, Google, YouTube, Yahoo, Instagram: ALL control crucial conduits and elements of conveying The Message in the year 2018. They used in REAL TIME. No, it is NOT network Tee-Bee driving "news" so much anymore.
Lyin’ Ted deserves what he gets. Naah, I don't agree. Look -- Cruz and Trump went at it. They fought. One won. "Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country." Our side either comes together to fight this or we die separately. P.S. -- fugetabout the Paul thing; No one cares anymore.
Not true.
Correct... but the paultards never could grasp that concept dating back to the Free Republic enigma that caused Liberty Post and 15 years of thread crying about Rim Job... the wheelchair RINO Are you guys REALLY going there? Geez... Twitter is a freakin' communications MONSTAH. LIKE Facebook. LIKE YouTube. They are Public Utilities in everything BUT name. As as far as comparing Free Republic's bannings as comparable to Twitter...GIMME A BREAK. For clarifications sake, "crying about Jim Rob" at LP was about the sport of it as well as underscoring his betrayal and hypocrisy of BANNING real Conservatives. This while repping for RINO Donors through the backdoor in exchange for shutting down the truth. Capesce?? Good conservative posters were getting banned from FR after years of posting simply for criticizing the basis for invading Iraq, bashing Dubya's support of the Illegals, AND for exposing "Religion of Peace" Dubya as a phony. GI, you didn't post there all that much, did you?
Who cares? (Other than GI??)
I regard Ron Paul a GREAT American. I know many other Americans that think like myself and Paul; some are on this chit-chat channel.
Yes, Ron Paul is great. I can't say much either way about Rand, the mower rider who got mugged.
Heya Fred! I haven't seen much from you these past few weeks just as hondo68. Hope all is well!
I was on a cruise with limited comms for nearly two weeks. Pebbles banned Hondo68. Killing this chit chat site further.
I don't see you or anyone posting about Paul anymore. Or quoting him. He hasn't been involved in politics for years. Ergo, what's to care about? His health? Maybe...
And still here he let's you back-stab him as though you're some kind of special poster. At least ping Stone if you're going to back-bite like some Special Blood-Sucking Tick.
I stated facts, you goddamned retard. You type like a girl.
Title: Why is Twitter getting away with shadowbanning Ted Cruz? Source: [None] URL Source: [None] Published: Apr 7, 2018 Author: Monica Showalter Post Date: 2018-04-08 07:16:52 by 3-Dee Keywords: None Views: 126 Comments: 23 Why is Twitter getting away with shadowbanning Ted Cruz? By Monica Showalter Has Ted Cruz been shadowbanned by Twitter? As Ace at Ace of Spades via Instapundit puts it, it "sure looks that way" (read the whole thing). He writes: "Shadowbanning" is a banning that's hidden from the user. They don't ban you outright, but they do block everyone except the people you most frequently interact with from seeing your tweets. A while ago, when I was still on twitter, one of my snarky comments would get 20, 40 retweets, at minimum. Then one day many of my tweets would get zero retweets, or 3. When Twitter suspended me, I didn't bother getting unsuspended, because I knew they'd already blocked my tweets from 99% of all potential readers. So why bother even using their piece of [s---] data-exploitation antisocial media? I would like Twitter to be quizzed heavily about this when they come before Congress to testify. Many conservatives are shadowbanned – Mollie Hemingway seems to be. Michelle Malkin seems to be. And even Senator Ted Cruz seems to be. If this is not actually an open forum, they ought to say so. It's a simple matter of honest disclosure. Ace draws his conclusion from a piece by Jim Geraghty, here, which describes how Ted Cruz, with 3 million Twitter followers, gets only a couple hundred retweets any time he says something there, while left-wing senator Kamala Harris, who has half his followers, gets thousands and thousands of retweets. I did some further research to find out if there was any mitigating factor, checking how many of Cruz's followers are fake. Fake followers probably wouldn't retweet anything because they are bots and trolls and often used to pad follower figures to make a politician appear more influential than he or she is. The figure that this Twitter auditor came up with for Cruz was only 17% fake followers, meaning that 83% of Cruz's 3 million followers are genuine, people who are following Cruz because they really want to hear what he has to say. I have followed and been followed back by Cruz for years, and yes, lately, I have not seen any Ted Cruz tweets. So my antennae are up. I too am one of the stiffed among his many followers. Now let's look at Harris. An audit of her Twitter followers shows that more than half (55%) of Harris's followers are certified fake, according to Twitter audit. Check out the fakery yourself. Yet Harris still gets way more retweets and "likes" than Ted Cruz ever does, at least three times more, yet with only half the followers, and the landslide majority of them fake. Shadowban? I think there's no other conclusion. What this shows is two things: it's not just the marginal little weasels and annoying fanatics who get shadowbanned by Twitter. It's major political figures now, meaning no one is immune. At this point, it makes Twitter a partisan organ (which is obvious enough from its CEO's recent tweet) and not a neutral platform. In its refusal to maintain its stance as a neutral platform, two things are obviously changed. One, Twitter's double standard about who gets to tweet and be heard amounts to undeclared campaign contributions and must therefore be counted as such. Two, Ace brings up the important point that Twitter is thus far immune from libel and liability lawsuits that a published organ would not be immune from, because it bills itself as a neutral platform. Well, it's not a neutral platform; it's a highly partisan and edited platform. That means that it will need to edit every single thing that appears on its site for libel if it doesn't want to be subject to suits. Already it's under the gun from victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting as an enabler of terrorists – its devotion to partisan politics over being a neutral platform now opens the door wider to the lawsuits now, and regulation for all it's getting away with in its juvenile little partisan gamesmanship. They can quit it and unban Ted Cruz and let him be heard, or else it's time for the legislators and the lawsuits. They can have it one way or the other, just not both. Ready, Ted? Post Comment Private Reply Bookmark Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest #1. To: 3-Dee (#0) (Edited) But But - Twitter is a "private enterprise", just like Flea Republic... isn't it? These "service" business evidently don't like it when We The People contradict their errors on OUR DARPAnet. Fallible and uninspired men technocrats have assumed dominion. Maybe it's time to consider REVOKING Corporate Charters that don't operate in the American spirit of things. VxH posted on 2018-04-08 8:57:24 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #2. To: 3-Dee (#0) Didn't Trump just bring all those internet sites up to admonish them and basically threaten them with prosecution for doing this to others? Justified posted on 2018-04-08 10:16:59 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #3. To: All (#2) Justified posted on 2018-04-08 10:18:48 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #4. To: 3-Dee (#0) Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban? Or are you opposed to private businesses not in the emergency or health care industries being free to pick and choose their customers? In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments. sneakypete posted on 2018-04-08 12:49:41 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #5. To: sneakypete (#4) Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban? I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere. Vicomte13 posted on 2018-04-08 17:16:08 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #6. To: Vicomte13, sneakypete (#5) I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere. ABSOLUTELY THE CASE. The Left is using their corporate monopolies to shut down conservatives' free speech and equal access WHILE engaging in blackmail. Twitter. Facebook. Google. ALL monopolies of what are ostensibly Public Utilities. They all provide Communications Access in the same vein as the phone companies monopoly that was broken up. And anyway, what ever happen the those "BAKE THE CAKE!!" Nazis and fascist judges who insisted that access should be "equal" in those cases...but only SELECTIVELY? Oh wait. POOF!! The Stalinist-Left-Dem Complex insists that "Heads, we win; Tails, you lose." It simply can't be allowed to play this game. Liberator posted on 2018-04-08 18:12:47 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #7. To: 3-Dee (#0) This piece of shit made his bed when he shit on Trump AFTER he found out he was slightly more popular than Ron Paultard to the voting public. Lyin’ Ted deserves what he gets. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح GrandIsland posted on 2018-04-08 18:34:56 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #8. To: sneakypete (#4) Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban? Correct... but the paultards never could grasp that concept dating back to the Free Republic enigma that caused Liberty Post and 15 years of thread crying about Rim Job... the wheelchair RINO I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح GrandIsland posted on 2018-04-08 18:37:31 ET Reply Trace Private Reply #9. To: Vicomte13 (#5) I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere. Now you think the 1st Amendment gives you a partnership right in a private business? Private enterprises that have quasi monopolies are subject to government regulation. This is true with all utilities. It is not yet true with information service utilities. Soon it will be, precisely because of what Twitter is doing. It's sort of like "employment at will". People can claim they have the absolute right to hire and fire whom they please. Fact is, that absolute right became a whole lot absolute with the various civil rights acts BECAUSE OF the way that racists abused it. So they lost the right. Twitter and the major information channels on the Internet are using a resource they did not create. But even if they did create it, they have control over a necessary public utility. They can be regulated. We're not talking about FR here, a rinky-dink little site. We're talking Twitter, Facebook, Google - the huge aggregators of information, the pipe through which huge volumes of commerce flow. The owners of the companies can profit from managing the pipe, but if they get political, like they are, they anger more powerful forces, who can - and if provoked enough will - strip them of their absolute ownership rights and subject them to the regulation of the biggest gorilla on the hill, the federal government of the United States, against which NO private right has ever successfully stood, or will ever successfully stand. Rights are in theoretically from God, and it is well that we believe that. But history tells us that God is always on the side of the bigger battalions, and the government has the bigger battalions. Obnoxious assertions of "Rights' to be obnoxious have a long history in America of being utterly crushed by irresistible government power. Individuals have never stood successfully against the power of the Federal Government, and they never will. The owners of Twitter will be no different. Essentially, they make a lot of money providing an information utility, a major artery of information commerce. They have a choice: let the commerce flow and get rich, OR try to impose their political beliefs on the stream of commerce. Problem: the views they oppose command the government. SO, they will either yield and stop the practice, or they will lose their power permanently to regulation by superior power. It's simply the way the world works. Occasionally we need companies and individuals to stand up in some sort of obnoxious way to see the power of the government to crush it. Think of Skreli. He bought the rights to a necessary drug. He OWNED the drug, and he hiked the price massively, to make a profit from people who would die without it. He was warned by public reaction and Congress to stop it, to be reasonable. He stood on his private property rights. So it became a test of power: private property rights (and the right to be obnoxious with a public need) and the public need, voiced by the Congress. Net result: Skreli was arrested, his property rights stripped, and he will be spending years of his life in prison. Property rights just don't stand up if you try to assert them in a way that declares war on the most powerful institutions of the country. Twitter will not successfully become a "No Republican" site. It's owners are fools to try it. They will either decide to be happy with the money and knock that shit off, or they will feel the cold steel of the gun barrel to the back of their necks (figuratively, of course) like the owner of every restaurant or public accomodation did when he tried to defy the elimination of segregation laws. Private business ownership simply ain't all that. If you use it to abuse people, you will find your ownership rights limited, by courts. If you are foolish enough to use it to abuse the reigning authorities of the United States, you will find your rights limited by the Federal Government. No recourse to any of that. The best policy, then, is to decide whether you're foremost a businessman interested in making money in the stream of commerce - and then you don't try that shit - OR if you're primarily a politician interested in fighting over ideas, in which case don't put your money into a public utility.
No, it is NOT network Tee-Bee driving "news" so much anymore. True,and I still don't care. I never did care much about what other people thought on any issue because I learned as a child that most people seem to form their opinions by wetting their thumb and sticking it up in the air to see which way the wind is blowing. They don't seem to HAVE a mind to make up,so they try to pick the most popular opinions and adopt them as their own. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
Yawn! What's the temperature like where you are? I just finally came down with a full-fledged version of the flu on Friday,and have coughed up a ton of slime. Whole damn chest cage is sore. The good news is I didn't have the lung capacity to cough it up on my own prior to getting the flu. Had so much congestion I would hear my lungs "burble like a motorboat" at times,and would run out of wind walking from the house to the truck. Now that I have coughed up all that crap,I am breathing MUCH better. Who would have thought that? Certainly not me. I was telling everybody I get my flu shots each year because I will die if I get it,but now that I did get it,I'm better! Yeah,I did get my flu shot this year as soon as they came out. Despite that I got "trace" of the flu a couple of times,but not the full dose. The full dose arrived last Friday. I still have it,but am doing MUCH better now,and I plan to continue taking Thera-Flu tablets until I run out of them. They really made a difference. Especially on Friday night. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
I consider myself to be a GREAT American,too. So what? Paul has many,MANY more followers than I do,but he still doesn't have enough to make a rain drops worth of difference in a tropical storm. He,as well as I,are both irrelevant to the twitter/facebook generation,and like it or not,they are taking over. Remember,THIS is a generation of young adults now that consider McLunatic,Lady Linsdey,JEB, and Boy Jorge to be conservatives. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
That's the whole point of the thread, Pete. Some of us, still communicate on chit-chat channels OUTSIDE of this BULLSHIT that steals our data. But, BY GOD, thank you for standing by the USA with the concept of freedom FIRST and not just for yourself but the dignity of mankind. Man, it takes personal integrity to deal with the chit-chat channel aspersions that you have had to deal with all these years ... in fact, out right PRINCIPLES!
Thank you,but I don't deserve any credit for that. I was raised to believe that right is right and wrong is wrong,and to speak out for what is right. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
Fred is a Paultard... one of the more socially libtarded ones. That’s why I care. I like calling a spade, a spade... or a Paultard a Paultard.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
I like to remind the paultards how paultarded they are. lol I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
I'm in NJ. Temps have been unusually chilly, in the 30s at night, 40s during the day. Glad you've feeling better and able to expel all that stuff that was jammed into your lungs. Make sleeping tough. Also had that the same problem for the past couple months -- made worse by an unneeded prescribed antibiotic. Gotta keep on clearing it out... I NEVER get Flu Shots. Don't trust 'em. You're better off with your Thera-Flu, Lemon/Lime juice and water (Day/Night), and Vitamins C and A and Selenium.
Being a "Paultard" is the least of the goofball's problems. He's a 9 years old in a 70 year old body.
Ron Paul does 5 videos a week plus writes articles on his website which also carries many quality pieces from a variety of sources. http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/ He also attends many conferences around the country.
So is McAdams wearing a toupe or what? His hair has a kind of unnatural look.
It's free range non-interventionist hair like Kim Jong Un's.
Good to see you back! We need a little humour around these parts.
Welcome back.
men technocrats have assumed dominion.
#2. To: 3-Dee (#0)
#3. To: All (#2)
#4. To: 3-Dee (#0)
#5. To: sneakypete (#4)
Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban?
#6. To: Vicomte13, sneakypete (#5)
I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere.
#7. To: 3-Dee (#0)
#8. To: sneakypete (#4)
Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban?
#9. To: Vicomte13 (#5)
I think it's more of a public utility, and while it may remain privately-owned, for profit distribution purposes, the First Amendment should inhere.
#10. To: Liberator (#6)
The Left is using their corporate monopolies to shut down conservatives' free speech and equal access WHILE engaging in blackmail.
#11. To: GrandIsland (#8)
Correct... but the paultards never could grasp that concept dating back to the Free Republic enigma that caused Liberty Post and 15 years of thread crying about Rim Job...
#12. To: sneakypete (#10)
No, they are using MY absolute complete lack of interest to post on twitter to keep me from posting on twitter. I MIGHT be convinced to waste some of the life I have left posting there if they paid me,but maybe not.
#13. To: GrandIsland (#7)
This piece of shit made his bed when he shit on Trump AFTER he found out he was slightly more popular than Ron Paultard to the voting public.
#14. To: Liberator, GrandIsland (#13)
fugetabout the Paul thing; No one cares anymore.
#15. To: GrandIsland, sneakypete (#8)
Why are you asking this? Isn't Twitter a privately-owned business that has the RIGHT to ban anyone they want to ban?
#16. To: buckeroo, GrandIsland (#14)
#17. To: Liberator (#16)
Who cares?
#18. To: buckeroo (#17)
#19. To: Fred Mertz (#18)
#20. To: buckeroo, hondo68 (#19)
#21. To: buckeroo (#17)
I regard Ron Paul a GREAT American. I know many other Americans that think like myself and Paul; some are on this chit-chat channel.
#22. To: Fred Mertz (#20)
Pebbles banned Hondo68. Killing this chit chat site further.
#23. To: Liberator (#22)
And still here he let's you back-stab him as though you're some kind of special poster.
#24. To: sneakypete (#9)
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#25. To: Liberator (#12)
Twitter, Facebook, Google, YouTube, Yahoo, Instagram: ALL control crucial conduits and elements of conveying The Message in the year 2018. They used in REAL TIME.
#26. To: Liberator (#15)
Twitter is a freakin' communications MONSTAH. LIKE Facebook. LIKE YouTube. They are Public Utilities in everything BUT name.
#27. To: buckeroo (#17)
I regard Ron Paul a GREAT American.
#28. To: sneakypete (#27)
He [Ron Paul],as well as I,are both irrelevant to the twitter/facebook generation,and like it or not,they are taking over.
#29. To: buckeroo (#28)
But, BY GOD, thank you for standing by the USA with the concept of freedom FIRST and not just for yourself but the dignity of mankind. Man, it takes personal integrity to deal with the chit-chat channel aspersions that you have had to deal with all these years ... in fact, out right PRINCIPLES!
#30. To: Liberator (#22)
#31. To: Liberator (#13)
#32. To: sneakypete (#26)
#33. To: GrandIsland (#30)
Fred is a Paultard... one of the more socially libtarded ones. That’s why I care. I like calling a spade, a spade...
#34. To: Liberator, Fred Mertz, buckeroo, Ron Paul Liberty Report, *2020 The Likely Suspects* (#21)
#35. To: hondo68 (#34)
#36. To: Tooconservative (#35)
His hair has a kind of unnatural look.
#37. To: hondo68 (#36)
#38. To: hondo68 (#34)
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