In reply to John Locke.

This is an ignorant take, John, to the point where it’s near offensive.

With Twitter being a global social network, the idea that you can take such a reductive perspective its ownership and centralize it around your country as sad.

This isn’t about white supremacy. This isn’t about a past president of the United States. This isn’t about racism. This isn’t about fascism.

And I don’t even know if your comment is more about your political ideology or what. I’ve seen your comments on this site over the past few years and you’ve gone from such a well-balanced WordPress professional to a political pundit. Why?

It’s a change in ownership of a company with which you disagree and then attribute it to something to central to your own ideology that you completely ignore the rest of the world.

WordPress is global, Twitter is global, the changing of ownership and how it operates is not all about the United States.