If Trump Was Smart...

[Veerman_12]

He wouldn't threaten to shut down Twitter (although the world would certainly be better if he did) the smarter way to go about this is indict Yoel Roth, all Twitter's executives, Reddit's executives, Facebook execs, and charge them all with election tampering.

 

[SadButTrue]

Where did you get your law degree, cracker jacks?

 

[kaskaskiakid]

He wouldn't threaten to shut down Twitter (although the world would certainly be better if he did) the smarter way to go about this is indict Yoel Roth, all Twitter's executives, Reddit's executives, Facebook execs, and charge them all with election tampering.

If Trump was smart....boy, you said a mouth full there, brother!!

Is making false statements about the election not election tampering?

The twitter disclaimer read "some information may be misleading" which they have every right to do if it is misleading, it is their company. Don't like it, then don't use twitter.

I thought repubs were so outrage over fake news on the media. Don't make public statements that aren't true, but like you said...."If Trump was smart".

 

[Veerman_12]

If Trump was smart....boy, you said a mouth full there, brother!!

Is making false statements about the election not election tampering?

The twitter disclaimer read "some information may be misleading" which they have every right to do if it is misleading, it is their company. Don't like it, then don't use twitter.

I thought repubs were so outrage over fake news on the media. Don't make public statements that aren't true, but like you said...."If Trump was smart".

Is the person who issued the disclaimer biased? Yes or no?

Has this been applied to other politicians or just Trump?

If a social media platform regularly purges conservative posters (Twitter, Reddit, Facebook) and now actively attempts to discredit politicians they are obviously biased against (which isn't their job) during an election year in an attempt to sway the election, could that be considered election tampering?

 

[kaskaskiakid]

You didn't answer my question...

If trump makes a false or misleading statements about the election, is that election tampering?

Are media outlets required to allow a politician or the POTUS to make false and misleading statements without questioning their truthfulness?

 

[Veerman_12]

You didn't answer my question...

If trump makes a false or misleading statements about the election, is that election tampering?

Are media outlets required to allow a politician or the POTUS to make false and misleading statements without questioning their truthfulness?

Prove it's misleading or false. I all but guarantee Yoel Roth at Twitter doesn't have insider info into the inner workings of the White House. That's my answer, prove it. Also, twitter isn't a credible news organization, but they do hold a lot of influence. By in essence electioneering from their bully-pulpit they are tampering in the election.

Now answer my questions:

Is the person who issued the disclaimer biased? Yes or no?

Has this been applied to other politicians or just Trump?

If a social media platform regularly purges conservative posters (Twitter, Reddit, Facebook) and now actively attempts to discredit politicians they are obviously biased against (which isn't their job) during an election year in an attempt to sway the election, could that be considered election tampering?