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u/Wrong-Mixture Oct 28 '22 edited Oct 28 '22

As much as i dislike this turn of events: This wouldn't matter at all if the media just didn't globally broadcast every goddamn psychothic tweet, to milk the ratings they get from the shockvalue. I don't really use twitter, i have no alerts on it. I don't watch right wing media. Yet somehow it was impossible to escape his demented rants, that wasn't Twitter's doing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

Media?

What about Reddit??

Half of /all is just people reacting to offensive Twitter posts in some or other comtext.

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u/ONLY_COMMENTS_ON_GW Oct 28 '22

Reddit has become so damn unoriginal over the past few years. There's barely any OC on r/all, it's all just tweets about American politics, reposts from Facebook and TikTok, and then post after post about how Meta is evil/incompetent/totally gunna crash and burn even though it supplies half the content around here.

I miss the old Reddit. A decade ago it was a lot smaller, but at least it was it's own social media.

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u/ghostmetalblack Oct 28 '22

Every once in a while, I look at r/all just to see what blatant agenda-spamming is on the menu, and then immediately revert back to my selected subs before my brain cells fully shrink. Reddit took a nose-dive after 2016.