Why

[TheThing]

do bad quality twitter threads about arabs and blacks get more attention than good quality threads with good questions? I am starting a movement so that everyone abandons these good-for-nothing repetitive threads

#AbandonBS

 

[TheThing]

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[AussieHustler]

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[4head]

It's the internet, it's always like this. Negativity is praised.

 

[A_A]

There is no point, ain’t nobody gonna listen. Just smile, laugh, and make a funny little comment.

 

[Yaquub]

It's online banter. No one gets the opportunity to say such things in real life so they get it off their chest online.



I'm trying to be more like @Jiron

 

[Radical]

It really do be like dat

 

[Radical]

It's the internet, it's always like this. Negativity is praised.

But it's a problem when there's no variety to the negativity

 

[TheThing]

But it's a problem when there's no variety to the negativity

Spot on wallahi

 

[TheThing]

There is no point, ain’t nobody gonna listen. Just smile, laugh, and make a funny little comment.

I still don’t understand why we comment on BS threads. Any thinking and educated person should avoid these time wasting threads

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

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