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Strange censorship that is, letting you say what you want.
I know, strange times we live in where “liberal” words are treated as if they were so dangerous that they need a consent screen. I don’t see that happening to hate speech and you’re here defending this.
I know it doesn’t register in your mind the implications but I don’t expect you to.
I love how you reply by pretending that everything I’ve said up to this point hasn’t been said in this thread.
But I love more how you pretend that the contents of the ads being served to millions of users shouldn’t be reviewed for hate speech because the company is turning a profit and that makes it all ok.
Tell me, how old are you and what is your highest level of education? You sound sus as hell with these myopic replies. You really sound like you haven’t experienced life.
More educated than you, I can almost guarantee :). Some people call me Doctor, though I think that should be reserved for science and medicine. What’s yours btw? Degree in gender studies or arts? The lefts obsession with calling everyone they disagree with “uneducated” is so pathetic.
What are you talking about with regards to the contents of the ads? The “issue” that some people pretend to have is that they don’t think ads should be shown near content they deem hateful. It’s not the contents of the ads that people complain about. As for that complaint, only dimwit sees an ad and instantly thinks that the company the ad is for supports whatever views are shared in the same vicinity of it. In reality it was just a way for the left to try and guilt advertisers into leaving Twitter because they were upset that Elon ruined their safe space.
Oh really? I can almost always tell because it’s obvious in breath, depth and consideration shown in of the replies.
The “issue” that some people pretend to have is that they don’t think ads should be shown near content they deem hateful.
I sincerely can’t believe that someone who claims to be on par with a doctor doesn’t even entertain the possibility that the content of an ad could be problematic on a sociological level. And that’s on top of misconstruing the point I was making.
The “issue” that some people pretend to have is that they don’t think ads should be shown near content they deem hateful
You mean the advertisers of big corporations who care about their brand image don’t like that, right doctor?
I sincerely can’t believe that someone who claims to be on par with a doctor doesn’t even entertain the possibility that the content of an ad could be problematic on a sociological level. And that’s on top of misconstruing the point I was making.
Do you think that that article you linked is saying that the content of the ads are “hateful” or “problematic”? That’s not what it’s talking about. It’s talking about showing normal ads near “hateful” content.
You mean the advertisers of big corporations who care about their brand image don’t like that, right doctor?
They only care when a bunch of idiots pretend that having an ad in the vicinity of something they don’t like means that the brand supports the thing they don’t like. They don’t actually care, they just pretended to so they could essentially blackmail companies into pulling advertising dollars from Twitter so they could try and harm twitter.
Did you not realise that? Did you really think that it was just a coincidence that all of a sudden it became some giant issue just as elon musk bought Twitter?
Oh really? I can almost always tell because it’s obvious in breath, depth and consideration shown in of the replies.
…
right doctor?
Love it - when you try to make fun of me when you think I’m “uneducated” and it falls flat on its face because I’m more educated than you, you then try to make fun of me for being more educated than you lol. Amazing.
You also didn’t answer my question, while I answered yours. That’s not very nice. What is your highest level of education and, if it was higher than high school, what was the area/qualification?
They only care when a bunch of idiots pretend that having an ad in the vicinity of something they don’t like
Studies indicate a link between the ad and its emotionally charged context to viewers. [1][2] I know that Musk claimed that several times, almost verbatim as you said it, but it’s not exactly true. And I also know because I’ve had that visceral reaction to an ad being ‘misplaced’. I don’t think it’s an empty claim at all, and the company has every right to decide where to show their ads and why.
Did you not realise that? Did you really think that it was just a coincidence that all of a sudden it became some giant issue just as elon musk bought Twitter?
Like how Elon made it a huge deal himself by publicly telling companies to ‘go fuck yourself’ if they didn’t like it his way?
you then try to make fun of me for being more educated than you lol. Amazing
Nope, this is not a pissing contest. This is a can-you-piss test because I think your takes don’t reflect your level of education. I can count at least two that I find quite baffling, so I had to ask.
Studies can be - and often are - made to show anything. Having family members who work in the research industry I know for a fact, because they would often get approached to do a study to get a particular result. If they refuse, someone who needs the money will gladly do it. It’s the same way that any lawyer can find an “expert” to support their desired position in court.
Like how Elon made it a huge deal himself by publicly telling companies to ‘go fuck yourself’ if they didn’t like it his way?
My point was that no one cared about where their ads showed on Twitter until Elon bought it, and then all of a sudden it was this major issue. It was performative and it was being used to try to blackmail them, that’s why he said what he said.
Nope, this is not a pissing contest.
It was when you thought you could piss higher and further than me ;). Funny that. I find your takes baffling, so I’m asking - what is your level of education?
From your own source:
Strange censorship that is, letting you say what you want.
I know, strange times we live in where “liberal” words are treated as if they were so dangerous that they need a consent screen. I don’t see that happening to hate speech and you’re here defending this.
I know it doesn’t register in your mind the implications but I don’t expect you to.
Btw, you seem to be defending a company that does this shit:
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/elon-musk-x-twitter-antisemitism-hashtags-trending-hate-rcna151945
If you say the n word on twitter you get the same message, as you do with other slurs.
A company that relies on ads putting ads in their service? Oh no, the horror…
I love how you reply by pretending that everything I’ve said up to this point hasn’t been said in this thread.
But I love more how you pretend that the contents of the ads being served to millions of users shouldn’t be reviewed for hate speech because the company is turning a profit and that makes it all ok.
Tell me, how old are you and what is your highest level of education? You sound sus as hell with these myopic replies. You really sound like you haven’t experienced life.
More educated than you, I can almost guarantee :). Some people call me Doctor, though I think that should be reserved for science and medicine. What’s yours btw? Degree in gender studies or arts? The lefts obsession with calling everyone they disagree with “uneducated” is so pathetic.
What are you talking about with regards to the contents of the ads? The “issue” that some people pretend to have is that they don’t think ads should be shown near content they deem hateful. It’s not the contents of the ads that people complain about. As for that complaint, only dimwit sees an ad and instantly thinks that the company the ad is for supports whatever views are shared in the same vicinity of it. In reality it was just a way for the left to try and guilt advertisers into leaving Twitter because they were upset that Elon ruined their safe space.
Oh really? I can almost always tell because it’s obvious in breath, depth and consideration shown in of the replies.
I sincerely can’t believe that someone who claims to be on par with a doctor doesn’t even entertain the possibility that the content of an ad could be problematic on a sociological level. And that’s on top of misconstruing the point I was making.
You mean the advertisers of big corporations who care about their brand image don’t like that, right doctor?
Do you think that that article you linked is saying that the content of the ads are “hateful” or “problematic”? That’s not what it’s talking about. It’s talking about showing normal ads near “hateful” content.
They only care when a bunch of idiots pretend that having an ad in the vicinity of something they don’t like means that the brand supports the thing they don’t like. They don’t actually care, they just pretended to so they could essentially blackmail companies into pulling advertising dollars from Twitter so they could try and harm twitter.
Did you not realise that? Did you really think that it was just a coincidence that all of a sudden it became some giant issue just as elon musk bought Twitter?
Love it - when you try to make fun of me when you think I’m “uneducated” and it falls flat on its face because I’m more educated than you, you then try to make fun of me for being more educated than you lol. Amazing.
You also didn’t answer my question, while I answered yours. That’s not very nice. What is your highest level of education and, if it was higher than high school, what was the area/qualification?
Studies indicate a link between the ad and its emotionally charged context to viewers. [1] [2] I know that Musk claimed that several times, almost verbatim as you said it, but it’s not exactly true. And I also know because I’ve had that visceral reaction to an ad being ‘misplaced’. I don’t think it’s an empty claim at all, and the company has every right to decide where to show their ads and why.
Like how Elon made it a huge deal himself by publicly telling companies to ‘go fuck yourself’ if they didn’t like it his way?
Nope, this is not a pissing contest. This is a can-you-piss test because I think your takes don’t reflect your level of education. I can count at least two that I find quite baffling, so I had to ask.
Studies can be - and often are - made to show anything. Having family members who work in the research industry I know for a fact, because they would often get approached to do a study to get a particular result. If they refuse, someone who needs the money will gladly do it. It’s the same way that any lawyer can find an “expert” to support their desired position in court.
My point was that no one cared about where their ads showed on Twitter until Elon bought it, and then all of a sudden it was this major issue. It was performative and it was being used to try to blackmail them, that’s why he said what he said.
It was when you thought you could piss higher and further than me ;). Funny that. I find your takes baffling, so I’m asking - what is your level of education?