you do it to people who retweet everything with their name in it, its a juvenile trick
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If this this considered humorous, I know we are another step closer to Idiocracy.
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I feel you.
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lol
Sheās an attention whore and a media brat who no longer has any moral authority from which to criticize Trumpās character. Go Twitter your Daddy to your and his content Ms. Lockwood! Some of us are trying to elect a damn president here!
Itās an account belonging to a public person who has been verified by Twitter as actually being that person, as opposed to one of the zillion parody or fan accounts using some variation of their name.
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Thank you, thank you! And that makes perfect sense. Appreciated, @stiggy.
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Iām not sure you have to be either young or hip to think this is funny!
Wow thereās a lot of āliberal moralizingā on this thread. Chill out people!
When did The New Republic become a Liberal magazine?
Not moralizing. If a strategy hurts your cause, I canāt see what the point is? Not understand how corporate media operates, has hurt liberals for 2 decades. Feeding into it is dumb, no morality at play here. I could care less if she curses in her own free time.
Heād like to.
Liberals donāt have morals?
Not sure how it hurts our cause to have a little fun!
There is a difference between having morals and moralizing which means judging others by oneās morals.
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ā¦and you donāt believe its right to judge someone on moral grounds? Have to disagree with you there, but I also think that particular point is moot. I do not believe Ms. Lockwood felt this tweet was moral, by her moral code or anyone elseās. On the contrary, I believe she deliberately tweeted immorality as clickbait. Because she enjoyed shocking people. And because she is an attention whore.
To say that Ms. Lockwoodās tweet is appropriate is to obsolesce the term āappropriateā. No. Ms. Lockwoodās tweet was inappropriate, obscene, and wrong. Period.
Then I guess we have different standards 
Different beliefs maybe. But standards are supposed to be societal. Thatās why they are called āstandardsā. By all means standards can be questioned. But I see little point in mocking them.
a verified Twittah account helps prevent user fraud, because the userās id (usually a celebrity) is confirmed by Twitterās management.
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Thanks, inversion, and that makes perfect sense. Not keeping up with most social media today (boy I feel old) leaves me clueless to some of the things ā¦ even what should seem obvious. Thanks.
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