There is no such thing as a last known good configuration for us and we have to move forward obviously, but the ideas about how we do that feel completely shattered. It's overwhelming.
Anyway I'm taking the dog for a long walk.
Say it and say it again - Twitter is a toilet, but the main problem lies elsewhere, is in plain sight, and nobody really wants to talk about it.
Dog: I see the cat left a ball under the TV, would you be good enough to get that for me?
Me: oh, are we going to play ball?
Dog: No, I'm just going to eat it and spit out all the bits.
For years now, public discourse regarding online radicalisation and hate has focused on Twitter, anonymous accounts and young people. Meanwhile, your uncle is out there sharing memes about great replacement theory on Facebook using his legal name.
