Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Twitter Accidentally Confirms It Has Banned People for Saying "Learn to Code"" video.

Yes. A "literal Ph.D. in romantic comedy." The satire writes itself. People will look back on this time in history as uproariously funny, assuming we survive.
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@deathbyastonishment5798 : Twitter masters have more standards than everyone else. They have two; whereas, the rest of us get called out for having only one.
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@prague7706 : You get it.
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They see a conspiracy when people hop on a meme, but when all the legacy media use exactly the same talking points with exactly the same words at exactly the same time, that's just a coincidence. It behooves no one to get into the conspiracy theory. Besides, it's enough to just judge them for the content, coordinated or not, which is plenty of reason to conclude that the lamestream media are a bunch of politically motivated hacks (like most of Obama's appointments).
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Independent content creators are HYDRA. Cut one down; two take its place. You know a site/source is absolute millennial drek when the headlines all start with "8 things you didn't know about..." or "5 things you should know about..." The "X things..." headline is a dead giveaway that some schmuck is recycling and repackaging for click-bait purposes. But it's a model that's worn thin and chases away views from all the smart people - the people who actually have money to spend on the advertisers that are propping up their sites with wasted money.
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