No target group is “banned”. This is a narrative that exists in peoples minds only.
What the users of this app really want, is somewhere they can write their complaints, ie vent their angst, without being cross examined.
What the users of this app really want, is somewhere they can write their complaints, ie vent their angst, without being cross examined.
Correction: users with certain political beliefs.
I don't agree with those beliefs but these users certainly exist
Tell that to Parler. Or news stories censored as "misinformation" during an election (e.g. Biden laptop). Or people talking about COVID origins/therapeutics. Or specific criticism of China (e.g. Daryl Morey). Regardless of your alignment politically, the mechanics of censorship are what they are. The "target group" is a wildcard - any position that competently challenges/threatens the established order, even if that established order is the appearance of control. Today there may be a common thread between the issues above, but I tend to think that's one of convenience. Several decades ago, it wasn't conservatives complaining about censorship. The parties will revolve according to the orthodoxy of the day. Fundamentally it's a question of political principles (which should transcend - that is to say, stay consistent regardless of - parties, contemporary crises). What do you really believe in, politically, otherwise? The Party?
It was somewhat funny to watch them completely blow their one moment in time due to sheer incompetence.
Back to the original point, there you go. That is the market trump's social network targets.
I think the "funny" you express may be schadenfreude based on your political alignment, but there are some transcendent and substantive issues of political principles that are worth examining (and I feel, criticizing) regardless of one's blue team/red team alignment. By transcendent, I mean these problems come back to bite both the red team and the blue team in time. This is classic "Cast it into the fire" type stuff.