I've been a long-time Twitter user, and have appreciated the service and being able to use it.
This year, there have been two disturbing developments that have me seriously questioning if I'm going to continue using this service.
First, Twitter has specifically decided not to allow Live Action to sponsor any ads until Live Action removes all information about abortion from its Twitter account and it's own Web site.
That's what Live Action does. It tells the truth about abortion.
Second, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey signed an ad that says state legislation to protect unborn children is “bad for business.” Abortion businesses go a step further declaring that they are “taking a stand on behalf of their employees, customers, and communities.”
Not this customer.
If any of my continued use of Twitter implies I endorse their stand not to protect unborn children from what abortion really is, then it may be time for me to freeze all activity on Twitter and stop using the service until these things change.
Moving…
All content on this blog from Tim McGhee has moved to the Tim McGhee Substack, and soon, Lord willing, will be found only on that Substack.
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