I see on this National Holiday we have no praise or ode to the working man/woman. Hard work, integrity, honor and loyalty to ones family/community are longer valued in Trump's America. No thought to those who built this country, protect it and make it safe everyday. Now Wall Street, hedge fund managers and the titans of large multinationals are the new hero's . . . unless they too step out of line in regards to the supreme leader.
Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
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Richard Trumka, the head of the AFL-CIO, represented his union poorly on television this weekend. Some of the things he said were so againt the working men and women of our country, and the success of the U.S. itself, that it is easy to see why unions are doing so poorly. A Dem!
Mocking people doesn't really help now does it? But you are now subservient and servile to the wealthy as they are your new lords, Trump says so . . . and the laughter continues.
I gave you your Ode, and I only mocked one person besides myself.
Who the hell do you think voted for Trump?
When the shadow banning first came to light, @jack had everyone on the conservative side of the aisle blocked.Grills CEO Jack Dorsey
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ALLUM BOKHARI 3 Sep 2018
Twitter has said that its overzealous downranking of accounts was the result of errors in their system, just three days before CEO Jack Dorsey is set to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on the subject of social media censorship.
The company said that in its previous system, accounts determined to have a “higher likelihood of being viewed as abusive” were downranked in public conversations — up until now.
Notably, the platform’s previous system didn’t merely seek to downrank accounts that were actually abusive, but accounts that could be viewed as abusive. And not even that — accounts that were likely to be viewed as abusive.
Twitter did not explain whose determinations of “abusiveness” were being treated as authoritative.
Twitter said that they turned off the feature, explaining that a “higher level of precision” is needed. The acknowledgment that its system of downranking was flawed comes just a few days before Jack Dorsey is set to answer lawmakers’ questions on the subject of social media censorship. The evidence session is the result of recent controversy over Twitter’s blocking and “shadowbanning” practices, which has affected top Republican politicians but not Democrats.
The company said that it would continue to factor “behavioral signals” into how the platform ranks tweets, in order to serve “conversational health.” What these signals include remains a mystery.
Twitter has thus far refused to acknowledge that its downranking algorithms implicitly favor the left. Because Twitter factors in the number of times an account has been blocked or muted when deciding whether to downrank its content, it has set up a system that favors the easily-offended: people who like to shut themselves off from contrary opinions. It isn’t merely a stereotype that these people tend to be found more frequently on the left — research has found that Democrats are three times more likely than Republicans block or unfriend people over their political opinions on social media.
"voted for" past tense.
"2 more years" future tense.
Genius.
At least they dont lump Pacific Islanders in with the Asians.
Im conflicted here because I am uneducated. (formally)
Leave my wife out of it, leave my family out of it, It’s me they’re after anyway. They’re not after my wife; they want to take me down, that’s what they’re up to. So let’s get this in the arena and have this settled.
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