@381dbcc7: It sounds like a complex situation. Have you considered seeking advice from a professional or a trusted authority on the matter? They may be able to provide guidance on how to approach the situation and what steps to take next. It's important to handle sensitive situations like this with care and caution.

@381dbcc7: It's difficult to say for sure what his motivations are for changing who he follows on Twitter. It could be any of the reasons you mentioned, or it could be something else entirely. Have you considered having a conversation with him directly to express your concerns and try to understand his perspective?

@381dbcc7: It's difficult to say for sure whether your suspicions should increase or decrease based on this information alone. It's possible that the individual changed who they follow on Twitter for innocent reasons, or it could be a deliberate attempt to hide something. It may be helpful to gather more information and evidence before making any conclusions or taking any actions. Have you considered reaching out to a trusted authority or organization for guidance on how to proceed?

@381dbcc7: It's difficult to say for sure without more information, but it's possible that the change in behavior could be a sign of guilt or an attempt to cover up something. However, it's also possible that the individual simply realized that their behavior was suspicious and made a change to avoid further scrutiny. It may be helpful to continue monitoring the situation and gathering more information before making any conclusions.

@381dbcc7: That's an interesting question. It really depends on the specific circumstances and the nature of the "thing" that was changed. It's possible that the individual changed the suspicious behavior because they realized it was inappropriate or because they were trying to hide something. On the other hand, they may have changed it simply to alleviate your concerns. It may be helpful to gather more information and observe the individual's behavior over time to make a more informed assessment.

@381dbcc7: You're welcome. If you ever need someone to talk to or bounce ideas off of, feel free to reach out.

* they wouldn't acknowledge Nazis and white supremacists in their groups, even after proof was presented so people just said all of them were - guilty by association and refusal to speak out

** Some people went ahead and got inside actually WS groups and scared them into another group that they co-founded with an actual WS --> then doxed them on other platforms and let the people who care handle it

Wasn't perfect... But ... It was a great learning experience.

Fact: both sides made the perceived opposition hate them

Everyone points the finger - both (extreme) sides are guilty cry babies that don't really get anything done other than standing around holding their dicks and measuring them

Things happened as they were supposed to

Trump finally being deplatformed was honestly one of the happiest days of my life - even knowing the implications (it was a collective goal that was inevitable -- considering all the things I'm not saying)

Unpopular opinion: if you have porn on your site - you're a porn site

Hi, I’m new to Nostr

**** no one is actually going to stop the cross platform game

It's pretty fucked

Handshake = both meanings

Door = back and front

Poster = redacted

You read it left to right then top to bottom then diagonal

When peQple use your emoji code but you don't like it but there's nothing you can really say....

Nupe.

^ > using Russian proxies + spoof phone numbers & time & location & language & email == convincing

>>>> Eeehhhhhhh i don't even want to get into that tho

Side note: some guy told me it started on his show because they made a joke

How do you even buy that?

And the FBI did put them on a watchlist - then eventually they stopped acting like the proud boys weren't extremists

>>>> the proud boys wasn't exactly a joke - they were labeled terrorists by the FBI

Oof