Elon Musk now owns Twitter

I didn't hear about it at the time it was released either but I did see the US kinda version, The Day After, which wasn't quite as graphic but nonetheless considered very graphic for TV at the time. There were more then a few movies about a nuclear ending including ones made for TV and shown on ABC Movie of the Week. It was only later in the mid 2000's I found and watched Threads. But I did find it more graphic then anything I'd seen at the time even then (well except for Fred showing me House of a 1000 Corpses one night shift - omfg).
 
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Twitter, the text-based social media platform that played an outsized role on society by serving as a digital town square, was killed by its unhinged owner Elon Musk on Sunday. It was 17 years old.​
A zombie Twitter, known only as X, reluctantly endures. A warped and disfigured platform, X marches on like a White Walker, an ugly shell of its former self under the command of a loathsome leader.​
Whereas Twitter was once a fountain of authoritative information, X is a platform where trolls can pay a small fee to have their ugly content boosted ahead of reputable sources.​
X is a platform where identity verification no longer exists and impersonation is only a paid subscription away.​
 
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According to the Progress Action Fund, which aims to defeat Republicans in red states, the platform “has censored” its account as well as the ad, called “Keep Republicans Out Of Your Bedroom.” In addition, the platform has “placed a ‘Search Ban’ and a ‘Search Suggestion Ban’ on the account.”

Hey chickenshit republicans censor this:

 
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