I stay on Twitter because it is still a source of alternative news that the mainstream news is not covering, especially about things like the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.
It's interesting that you would post this the day after people on Twitter complained that you had trashed someone after he was killed trying to help people in Gaza. Don't get me wrong. Much of what you said was true. GoFundMe is totally for White people. Canadian society totally values white, ex-military men more than brown children. It wouldn't surprise me if said white ex-military guy was homophobic or transphobic. But he was there. Dead or alive, he was doing objectively good for the people in Gaza. But, according to you and your French-language podcasts, he said some bad things about some people. Maybe he did and maybe he didn't. But you certainly did. But why? That's the fascinating part. His death was something that united left and right wing people against Israel. Maybe Lantsman's quip about "suicide vests" didn't work with some of those people this time. And yet you decided that this was the time you needed to step in and try to keep people divided. Is it better that people are divided over things like trans rights instead of being united against a genocide? But Twitter's the problem, right?
If you're going to come to my Substack to lie about me, have the balls to post what I actually said so that people can see that you're blowing smoke. Go on -- what exactly did I say to "trash" this guy?
Also, very funny that you're too cowardly to use your real name to have a conversation about anonymity.
"Which is true! Unless I’m walking around near cars."
Truly a kindred spirit.
I joined *after* the Musk purchase, out of morbid curiosity.
It’s been educational, still worth it for getting news and alt-news at the same time,
but increasingly not worth the stress “if you are real.”
If you leave the platform I probably would give it up. You're definitely one of the accounts I look at regularly for actual news
and some healthy shitposting lol
I'm teatoasttea btw on twitter
haha i've never had my shitposting called healthy! Thanks.
I stay on Twitter because it is still a source of alternative news that the mainstream news is not covering, especially about things like the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.
It's interesting that you would post this the day after people on Twitter complained that you had trashed someone after he was killed trying to help people in Gaza. Don't get me wrong. Much of what you said was true. GoFundMe is totally for White people. Canadian society totally values white, ex-military men more than brown children. It wouldn't surprise me if said white ex-military guy was homophobic or transphobic. But he was there. Dead or alive, he was doing objectively good for the people in Gaza. But, according to you and your French-language podcasts, he said some bad things about some people. Maybe he did and maybe he didn't. But you certainly did. But why? That's the fascinating part. His death was something that united left and right wing people against Israel. Maybe Lantsman's quip about "suicide vests" didn't work with some of those people this time. And yet you decided that this was the time you needed to step in and try to keep people divided. Is it better that people are divided over things like trans rights instead of being united against a genocide? But Twitter's the problem, right?
If you're going to come to my Substack to lie about me, have the balls to post what I actually said so that people can see that you're blowing smoke. Go on -- what exactly did I say to "trash" this guy?
Also, very funny that you're too cowardly to use your real name to have a conversation about anonymity.
Je suis sincèrement étonné que des gens y soient encore.
Les grands médias sont toujours là ... pour moi, c'est un grand parti pourquoi je suis toujours là.