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Do you see any benefit in using these social medias personally speaking..

Before you say "GAG iS sOciAL mEdiA" it's much closer to an online forum than social media.

With that said I don't have Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and all that. The most I have is so called Headhunter accounts to apply for jobs online and to be found by recruiters.

So therefore no social media for me. Will girls have a problem with that? I'd ask, that they will not upload photos of me online also. No, I am not ugly. I like my privacy.

"The federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals just said @twitter and other social media platforms don’t have an unlimited right to discriminate against speech."

https://mobile.twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1570866359390830592?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Screw censorship and anyone who supports that shit 😎👍

Quite Frankly, I think it's dumb for Disney to just race-swap an already established character for the sake of "diversity" pandering sake but I'm not mad nor losing any sleep over it. I just simply won't watch or support their garbage made by talentless hacks who's only "creativity" is identity politics.

I was LMAO when a Muslim Engineer on Twitter race-swapped black Ariel back into her original white race and the woke morons on Twitter were seething and screeching over it.

The woketards seething and raging over this are the same clowns who were telling all the people criticizing the live action Ariel race-swap that "It's just a fictional character, you racist incel" or "Blacks have always been whitewashed in Hollywood" so now we can throw their "It's just a fictional character bruh" BS right back at their faces with how butthurt they clearly got over an A. I. race-swapping Ariel back to white in only just ONE scene of the film. The Engineer can pull the Islamophobe card on them too, lol.

news.yahoo.com/...-engineer-uses-ai-153736096.html

POLL: Do you think it's insulting to minorities that movie studios need to change the race of popular character to bring about diversity rather than just making an entirely new character and letting it stand on its own merit?

In other news, Jodi Benson (white person) is being mocked on twitter by the left who state her performance as Ariel in 1989 is a little flat compared to Halle Bailey (black person).

Halle gone eat this bc why Ariel a little flat https://t.co/h5j0ppLa3D

— Shein by Shereé (@whxtsnew) September 10, 2022

There was more mocking... including folks posting shots of Halle's Ariel next to the animated Ariel and noting that HB has a ton of Grammys noms, while cartoon Ariel (aka, Jodi) had zero. FWIW, 'The Little Mermaid' did in fact win a handful of Grammys at the time.