Just add mute words in Twitter for Israel, Palestine and a few variants and you can ignore what is going on really easily. I did this for Elon and Musk and it made the platform much more bearable for me.
> Without exaggeration, 99% of all suggested content I get on each of these three platforms is pro-palestinian.
Well, unfortunately social media doesn't stop wars, otherwise it would have stopped by now based on likes and retweets. I think a lot of people think it does, but social media has little affect on politicians.
The politicians want you to think that, but they are beholden to public opinion and follow the herd. There's a reason that powerful actors spend many resources on manipulating social media.
AIPAC is also going to try to take out most of the members of the progressive squad, unsure if they will be effective, but they are spending $100M to do so: https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2023/11/squad-primary-ba...
Donations are valuable because politicans need money to get votes. Again, it comes down to votes.
The only censorship I am seeing anywhere is when somebody challenges the notion that censorship is happening, because that challenges the wound-seeking nature of the post.
This is from your first post. Why do you think people have had to resort to watermelons and other emoji combinations in comments on those platforms?
(rockets targeted at civilians are continously being fired from inside the Gaza Strip)
Hamas's rockets in Gaza are high school science fair-level munitions. It's not like they're getting billions in US taxpayer money.
Israel is just using this as an excuse to "liquidate" the Gaza Strip.