When Twitter thoughtlessly decided that it was a good idea for the micro blogging site to betray the US Constitution, and the American people who are what made Twitter a great idea, and chose two people in a trailer park to be arbiters of what is to be "officially" considered as either "truth" or "falsehood" (Snopes.com), and was accepting and cooperating with the governmental "need" to piss on the first amendment, promote the acceptance of the importation of unvetted muslims from the areas that the U.S. had been bombing for aeons, and allowing ISIS unfettered access while stomping on dissenters I couldn't in good conscience continue to participate in social media, and went silent.
Yes, Twitter IS a private company and DOES have the right to advocate for anything they choose because of it, this does not mean that the people who are Tweeters have to keep using the website, although the Obama administration would make intake of the recently legalized propaganda compulsory for the nation if he thought he could do that and survive the blowback politically or physically. In protest of such immoral, unethical, unAmerican and previously illegal actions by the Obama administration and the corporate asshats in social media.
Yet, being a muslim is a mere fact. Being a true, freedom loving American, is an ideal. Nonparticipation in protest against the social traitors has only limited value. After all, remaining silent only assures eventually being completely forgotten by the decent and honorable people on whose behalf the silence is waged. Ergo, I shall be silent no longer.
I AM RETURNING TO SOCIAL MEDIA AND INTEND TO EDUCATE EVERYONE BY EXPOSING ILLOGIC AND FALSEHOODS IN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY. I hope to persuade the sheep and shills of the embarrassment they are bringing upon themselves, and the nation in the eyes of the world. The American people are looking dumber than a box of rocks to the entire rational thinking part time of the human race. Just FYI. 😉
When its possible, I'll be as funny as I've always been, and as stingingly critical of what needs it as well.
I'm glad steemit.com came into being, and want to thank We Are Change's Luke Rudkowski for letting me know.