- Don’t.
- If you do, don’t delete the Tweet once it blows up in your face.
- If you do, don’t then claim that you were hacked once your deletion of the Tweet that blew up in your face blows up in your face.
- If you do, don’t then delete the claim when it blows up in your face.
- …Look, just get off of Twitter, OK? Bad Idea. Bad idea.
Moe Lane
PS: I’m being merciful by not mentioning the person’s name, yes. I have these urges towards kindness, from time to time. Or maybe I’m just finicky that way.
Don’t call for the boycott of an entire state if you work for the Federal government. And don’t call for a boycott of anything if you work for the Department of Labor ( you know the one that’s supposed to be an advocate for workers)
In any event boycotting IN is kinda stupid, namely because our economy is rooted in medical devices and pharmaceuticals. So if you’ve been to the doctor, chances are you’ve used some sort of “hateful” medical device of some sort.
Moe – those urges towards kindness need to be removed. it’s a pretty simple outpatient thing. and afterwards you’ll never feel a need to show compassion towards the opposition ever again. 🙂
Twitter is the fastest way of inserting your foot into your mouth known to man.
Eh.
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Live by the lynch mob, die by the lynch mob. The Chic-fil-a guy learned this. I see no reason why a public “servant” should be more favored.