Twitter, now known as X, has reached a breaking point. For those still clinging to the platform, the latest scandal involving AI-generated images of children is the final straw. It's time to face reality: the app has become a haven for hate speech and extremist ideologies.
Many users continue to stay on X, citing reasons such as fear of losing their online presence or the thrill of participating in heated debates. However, these justifications are nothing more than a desperate attempt to cling to a dying ship. The truth is that X has become a toxic environment, where fascists and white supremacists can freely spread their ideology.
The situation has deteriorated to the point where government ministers cannot make policy announcements on the platform without AI-generated images of young girls being shared in the background. Journalists are also forced to share their work in a space that promotes hate speech. Regular people's brains are warped by Maga propaganda, making it impossible for them to maintain a level head.
It's essential to acknowledge that humans are creatures of habit and ego, making it challenging to quit an app they've used daily for years. However, staying on X is no longer an option. The only winning move now is to step away from the platform and make peace with its irrelevance.
Marie Le Conte, a French journalist living in London, has been vocal about her concerns regarding X. She emphasizes that it's time to acknowledge reality and move on. For those still using the app, she asks: what are you waiting for?
The decision to leave X is not an easy one, but it's no longer optional. The platform has become a liability, and those who continue to use it are contributing to its downfall. It's essential to take responsibility for our online actions and make conscious choices about the platforms we engage with.
The time for excuses is over; it's time to face the facts and move on. X may have lost its relevance, but that doesn't mean we should stay stuck in a dying ecosystem. It's time to find new ways to connect, share ideas, and participate in online communities that promote respect and inclusivity.
Many users continue to stay on X, citing reasons such as fear of losing their online presence or the thrill of participating in heated debates. However, these justifications are nothing more than a desperate attempt to cling to a dying ship. The truth is that X has become a toxic environment, where fascists and white supremacists can freely spread their ideology.
The situation has deteriorated to the point where government ministers cannot make policy announcements on the platform without AI-generated images of young girls being shared in the background. Journalists are also forced to share their work in a space that promotes hate speech. Regular people's brains are warped by Maga propaganda, making it impossible for them to maintain a level head.
It's essential to acknowledge that humans are creatures of habit and ego, making it challenging to quit an app they've used daily for years. However, staying on X is no longer an option. The only winning move now is to step away from the platform and make peace with its irrelevance.
Marie Le Conte, a French journalist living in London, has been vocal about her concerns regarding X. She emphasizes that it's time to acknowledge reality and move on. For those still using the app, she asks: what are you waiting for?
The decision to leave X is not an easy one, but it's no longer optional. The platform has become a liability, and those who continue to use it are contributing to its downfall. It's essential to take responsibility for our online actions and make conscious choices about the platforms we engage with.
The time for excuses is over; it's time to face the facts and move on. X may have lost its relevance, but that doesn't mean we should stay stuck in a dying ecosystem. It's time to find new ways to connect, share ideas, and participate in online communities that promote respect and inclusivity.
OMG I'm like totally surprised they still haven't shut down X, I mean AI-generated images of kids is just straight up disturbing 
. I remember when Twitter was all about sharing funny memes and whatnot, but now it's like a breeding ground for hate speech 
. Like, Marie Le Conte is totally right, we need to acknowledge reality and move on from this toxic platform 
. I'm guilty of still using X from time to time, but it's because I'm so attached to my online presence, not because I want to engage with all the negativity 
. It's time for us to take responsibility for our online actions and find new platforms that promote respect and inclusivity 
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like what if we all just started using tiktok for news and stuff? or maybe discord for community building? the point is, theres gotta be a better way to stay connected without having to deal with all this hate 
. We've seen the AI-generated images of children 
It's not that hard to find other platforms that don't promote hate speech or extremist ideologies 
. I'm not saying it's going to be easy, but staying on X is just enabling the problem 
. We need to take responsibility for our online actions and make conscious choices about the communities we join 
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. It's time to acknowledge reality and move on... like Marie Le Conte said 
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, talking about Twitter... errr X 
. People are still on this toxic app? Like what's the hold up? Don't get me wrong, it's crazy how AI-generated images of kids are being shared, but shouldn't that be a major red flag? 
It's like, time to take a step back, log out, and get some actual oxygen in that brain of yours. 
The decision to leave X ain't easy, but it's no longer optional, fam 
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. It's time to face the facts, folks: X has become a breeding ground for hate and extremism 
. But honestly, it's not our problem anymore 
. If you're still clinging to X, what's holding you back? Fear of losing your online presence or just plain old habit? 
Either way, it's time to quit while you're ahead 
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. Our brains are better than that 
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fascists n white supremacists r runnin wild there & its literally affecting policy announcements now?! i mean whats next, gonna start sharing child porn on the app?! 
we cant just keep enabling this toxic behavior by stayin on the platform. its not worth it 
I'm not surprised to see Twitter/X going down in flames 
And what's the excuse for staying? "I'm gonna lose my online presence" or "it's just fun"? Newsflash: it's not worth it 
. Time to break up with X and find new ways to connect that don't involve perpetuating hate 
It's time to face reality: the app is toxic. People r sayin they're afraid 2 leave cuz they'll lose their online presence or they'll miss out on some debate, but I think they're just tryin 2 justify stayin in a dying ship 
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The AI-generated images thing is straight up creepy 
and the hate speech on there is just getting out of hand 
but at the same time, i get it too - humans r creatures of habit and all... its hard to just up & leave a place we've spent yrs in. 
AI-generated images of kids? That's just disgusting. I know some people are scared to leave because they don't wanna lose their online presence, but honestly, what's a few thousand followers when you're contributing to hate speech? It's time to take responsibility for our online actions and move on to something better