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NOT ENTIRELY RELATED: What's with YouTube and removing comments from a clip of a film such as Toy Story where the comments on those kinds of videos are much more bearable than almost any comment section of a political news video. It's ridiculous and I firmly believe there needs to be a competitor to rival YouTube now, because this is getting out of hand.

Nick Sandmann @N1ckSandmann Yes, We settled with CNN. 4:33 PM · Jan 7, 2020 · Twitter for iPhone

The Red, Right And You @TheRedRight_You THE REU RIGHT AND YOU Note to #Democrats, before you preach about how we shouldn't #condemn or ridicule a 16 year old child for taking a #political stance, may I remind you of the children of #Covington. #GretaThumberg aAKE GREAT 7:27 AM 9/24/19 Twitter for iPhone

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