The Death of Twitter

I wish, oh how much I wish Twitter would just go offline forever, and facebook too, and reddit, and Tumblr.

Twitter has had a hand in the down fall of our culture and society

Change my mind.

Twitter is a branch of the internet that has offered very little back to the society that uses it.  The only good it has offered would be subjective to each person so I couldn’t say every last bit of it is negative.  Even IMO it is completely harmful on society and how people react with each other.

Thankfully I have this place and I can calm down.  For a while there I was being kind of a dick and constantly on the offensive online.  Just got so use to the toxic environment that was affecting the way I was treating just normal people like you and those who are not one of those blue check marks.

The way people meet and how we interact with each other has been highly disrupted by places like Twitter.  For as long as humans have been around our social construct never really changed.  Meet people out in the world and forge bonds.  Now suddenly all that is flipped on its head and how we meet people and talk to one another is being messed with.  That has had a true effect on our social, mental, and states we live in.

When was the last time you met someone off the internet and forged a bond?  Those Check marks on Twitter, they spend all day long on the internet and it has fucked up their heads.   So glad I was banned off there.

We are better off without.

I love the internet.  But man, I can say some of us may not be ready for such a drastic shift in our social culture in such a short time.

Did we even realize what we were doing?  Most of us didn’t.  And here we are.

I opened an account on Twitter for the first time about a month ago.  It was sort of an experiment.

At this time I can honestly say it hasn’t changed me or my life. I don’t use Twitter to aggressively preach my personal ideals. I don’t use Twitter, or any social media for that matter, as my personal street-corner soapbox.  Rather, on Twitter I read video game news from the few channels I follow, occasionally search for certain people or topics I’ve read about in news articles, and I have posted just a couple cute/funny news clips and memes myself.   I don’t pay attention to “recommended” or “trending” topics, and I rarely read comments from strangers attached to posts in the accounts I follow.

So far, after a month, I’m fine, un-phased.

I don’t doubt that “Twitter has had a hand in the down fall of our culture and society” — because I think a lot of people use it differently than I do…which frankly, is on them.

I opened an account on Twitter for the first time about a month ago.  It was sort of an experiment.

At this time, I can honestly say it hasn’t changed me or my life.

I don’t use Twitter to aggressively preach my personal ideals. I don’t use Twitter, or any social media for that matter, as my personal street-corner soapbox.  I don’t pay attention to “recommended” or “trending” topics, and I rarely read comments from strangers attached to posts in the accounts I follow.

Rather, on Twitter I read video game news from the few channels I follow, occasionally search for certain people or topics I’ve read about in news articles, and I have posted just a couple cute/funny news clips and memes myself.

So far, after a month, I’m fine, un-phased.

I don’t doubt that “Twitter has had a hand in the down fall of our culture and society” — because I think a lot of people use it differently than I do…which frankly, is on them.

I have signed up to parler.com  new twitter competitor seems promising

If Donald leaves Twitter everyone else will…? 🤣 He’s somewhat less omnipotent than you appear to think he is I’m afraid.