I still have active pages to promote this blog, but as far as my personal life, I have no interest in sharing that publicly.
1. I don’t believe any platform has the right to censor its users… especially not a social networking site.
By now, it’s no secret that most, if not all, major social media platforms are censoring Conservative users.
Not only is that a lousy business practice— it actually makes no sense. I mean, if you build your entire platform on FREE user-generated content, then dismissing half of your audience is cannibalizing your business.
How does THAT make any sense?!
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2. I’ve either unfollowed or stopped caring about most of my “network” anyway.
I still stand by what I said about censorship: it’s never good.
But I also don’t think I need to know every last person’s political views— especially those who get their information from unreliable sources (like social media).
3. We were never meant to have life-long access to the people we went to high school with.
I can’t stress this one enough. Seeing life updates from people you haven’t talked to since you were 17/ 18 and whom you never intend to see again?
That’s just fucking weird.
