Funny tweets of people’s reactions after watching Infinity War Part 2

Inactive Twitter accounts will be deleted

So like I understand the need to free up usernames that were taken and then never used again, but what about accounts of people who died ?

Its unclear if the criteria for an inactive account’s deletion is both “No log in for years AND zero tweets made by the account as a whole,aka empty accounts”

It could very well be “No login for years and zero tweets made during this inactivity”

Which would sucks cuz theres a lot of cool stuff made from accounts who are inactive, and again, all that some families have left from their deceased loved ones is an inactive twitter account.

Back in 2019,this concern was brought up, and Twitter said they wouldnt delete accounts to free up names without making it possible to memorialize accounts of a deceased person first.

Now, Under Elon, i dont know if it will be made.

So if you know an inactive account you really loved.. make sure to save its tweets into the wayback machine, take screenshots, etc.

Just in case.

Also they dont even specify how many years. We’re left in total darkness regarding questions we have.

Also im encouraging you to please REBLOG as to further warn people.

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I usually just like to post positive stuff to my blog, but I’ve been sitting on this for a few hours, so I guess I’ll just throw in my two cents. I do understand how James Gunn’s past tweets are hurtful and why many fans would not be able to forgive him for them. It’s my understanding that he made these tweets starting in 2008 when he was around 40ish years old, which is a grown-ass man by my calculations. 

BUT - and this is a big but - at what age does someone become an irredeemable trash person who can never apologize, grow, and move on? It’s my understanding that 2008 was a very dark period for Gunn (he got divorced in that year, and I read that he was very depressed during this time), and while that does not excuse his tweets, which are indefensible, it is notable that he hasn’t tried to defend or justify anything he’s said. He apologized back in 2012, before he really blew up as the writer/director of GotG and he’s apologizing now. He hasn’t made any similar horrifying “jokes” since then. It would be different if he actually acted on any of these (like was an actual pedophile and/or rapist) or if he was saying these things more recently and still held those beliefs. On the contrary, it seems that he has been working on both his issues and becoming a better person in general and has grown over the last decade. I know that it’s probably not a popular opinion, and feel free to disagree, but I would like to think real change is possible even in adulthood and would like to support anyone that has made positive changes. The fact this was all dug up as retaliation for his outspoken political views against Donald Trump also does not sit well with me at all. The general message is obviously that if you’ve ever said or done anything bad ever, then we will find out and destroy you if you speak out about the President now. It is a silencing mechanism, and it is very effective.

Perhaps this is just personal bias, as several people in my family have said some very hurtful things and some still hold toxic positions. I remember my very stubborn, abusive but paradoxically generous and funny uncle being very anti-gay back in the day, up until middle-age. Then, when my cousin (his nephew) came out, it was hard for him to accept (he had helped raise my cousin who came from a broken home where both parents sort of abdicated their parental responsibilities), but when my cousin got married a few years ago to his husband, my uncle paid for and hosted the engagement party for 150 of their friends and family and gave a moving speech about the nature of love and how my cousin had actually changed his views on the LGBT community. My uncle was 48 years old at the time. He’s not perfect of course. He still has a long way to go, but I like to think that even grown-ass men can change and find some measure of redemption. One day, I hope my own father will come around. One day, I hope my mother and I can repair our relationship. Based on conversations with my sister who still lives in my home state, it’s not going to happen any time in the near future. However, if that day ever comes, I would like to think that I can see them as flawed human beings who are trying to be better. 

Anyways, as always, these are my experiences and feel free to disagree. Now, if you’ll excuse me, it’s late, and it’s been a shit day. So, I’m going to take a shower and crawl into bed.

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