Here’s the screenshots. I know that Twitter and other social media companies have noted “Chinese state media” or whatever under people’s profiles or links to .cn domains within posts for a while, but this “supporter of anti-imperialism” goes super mask off. Not only that, it invokes a term many people are not familiar with, under name a lot of people trust to have their best interests in mind.
Here’s the screenshots. I know that Twitter and other social media companies have noted “Chinese state media” or whatever under people’s profiles or links to .cn domains within posts for a while, but this “supporter of anti-imperialism” goes super mask off. Not only that, it invokes a term many people are not familiar with, under name a lot of people trust to have their best interests in mind.
No, this can’t be real…
they added a space after the hyphen
Well, this is what loads on my devices when I load that page. I promise I didn’t make this up.
I was merely constructing what some experts refer to as a “joké”
Looking at the alleged screenshot again, I believe you may be something of a professional joké-maker yourself
Newsletters are actually something the user puts on their own profile lol
Dw I fell for this too since I don’t use Twitter much
On behalf of my fellow Twitter avoiders, I thank you for revealing the truth behind this mystery
Bruh
What? This is actually what comes up on my browser.
Don’t think it’s true but extremely based if it is
Well it’s true, at least that’s how the website loads for me.