Free Speech uncovers character
I am so grateful for X. Twitter was another sewer of left wing ideology because of censorship, just like other social media platforms. X allows one to see many sides of and approaches to the same issue. It helps one understand and appreciate what people are thinking, and get a feeling for public sentiment. It is a platform for free expression, which is the cornerstone of a free society. Being able to find the TRUTH in what tyrants call “misinformation” is a fundamental right that comes from God, not government. When government tries to censor truth, the voices on X are allowed to shine a light on their lies. X protects and enables those of us who refuse to take the lazy, “safe” approach of bowing down. I have spoken with a large number of people who call themselves “liberals” who now realize that there is very little that is liberal in leftist thinking, and they share my gratitude for X.
One thing bothers me, I am flooded with followers whose photos make them out to be young, sexy looking women. Many have airbrushed photos, inflated lips and breasts, and some post trashy, pornographic photos. Several have messaged me and engage in dialogues, claiming to be Americans but whose use of language or older posts quickly reveal that they are Russian or Chinese. Some are just nice women who want to follow up on one of my posts or an interest we share. I would love it of X could use AI to filter out the frauds.
One thing bothers me, I am flooded with followers whose photos make them out to be young, sexy looking women. Many have airbrushed photos, inflated lips and breasts, and some post trashy, pornographic photos. Several have messaged me and engage in dialogues, claiming to be Americans but whose use of language or older posts quickly reveal that they are Russian or Chinese. Some are just nice women who want to follow up on one of my posts or an interest we share. I would love it of X could use AI to filter out the frauds.
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Love it!!!
I’ve never had twitter/X until a few months ago and I love it!! Such a great app it doesn’t delete info it doesn’t like, I got rid of my Facebook account when I realized they literally would take down any comments that went against their political preferences. I love X because it lets you speak your mind whether you are republican or democrat, it doesn’t silence anyone unless you post something threatening and it has community notes when someone posts a false statement claiming it’s true which is nice. The layout is easy to use and you can actually get accurate news and honest reporting. I tried that blue sky app I heard about. Let me say I don’t want to silence democrats I love America and how everyone can have an opinion whether I agree with it or not however blue sky is basically like high school but all the users are liberal extremist hall monitors lol they literally just tell on each other for everything it’s kinda sad it’s just a bunch of ppl saying the same thing over and over again and crying about anything they don’t like which is mainly just Trump from what I saw, you literally can get suspended for saying Trump won which is wild lol lots of false info on there and a simple google search could solve that problem. thank you for making one actually free thinking social network for everyone from all parties to express their viewpoints. Elon did a very nice job with X I definitely will keep it as long as it doesn’t turn into blue sky
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This is nothing of a news app what so ever.
Twitter, now rebranded as ‘X,’ is a shadow of what it used to be. In its earlier days, the platform was a hub for thoughtful conversations, community engagement, and diverse perspectives. It stood as a place where ideas could be shared freely but with a sense of accountability and respect. Unfortunately, all of that seems to have vanished under its new leadership. Now, ‘X’ feels more like a vanity project for the world’s most insufferable billionaires and their circle of like-minded enablers. The platform, once a space for genuine connection, has devolved into an echo chamber for hateful ideologies, misinformation, and divisive rhetoric. It’s as if the current management has prioritized amplifying the most toxic voices while silencing or alienating those who once made the app great. What’s most disappointing is the blatant disregard for ethical standards or the user experience. Instead of fostering an inclusive and dynamic space, the focus seems to be on pandering to extremist elements and eroding the trust and safety features that were once its hallmark. Twitter—now ‘X’—has lost its soul. It’s no longer the platform I once admired and engaged with regularly. Instead, it’s become a megaphone for the loudest, most destructive voices, leaving behind a community fractured and disillusioned. This app is now a cautionary tale of what happens when greed and ego overtake moral responsibility’s.
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