Oh ok. I work in a blue state (live in a red one), my company has about 100 employees. I was referring to the chatter from my co-workers. Everyone knows I’m a Trump supporter so I get to hear it all day long. Sorry I was not clear on that.
And not that I care but just to clear the air, I’m about as Republican as it gets, been seated on my county Republican Committee (an elected position) two terms total 8 years. You calling me names because I have the nerve to point out a real PR problem simmering just below the surface is actually quite silly. Again this was totally avoidable and unnecessary and could still be salvaged but time is running out.
Saying you sound like a liberal is calling you names?
My beef is that we have so few options as conservatives and this is the one you choose to continue to post about. Free country and all but I would take a step back if I were you and see how high the demand is which can gum up anything, and see how it shakes out. As another poster pointed it, it sure would be nice to see the contrast of how many tried to sign up on twit or FB when they first rolled out. I would bet big bucks it wouldn’t even be close to TS’s demand. Further, it was TRUMP that made twit what it is and now that he’s off that and other platforms, their market caps have plummeted.
If your liberal co workers, etc., didn’t have this to complain about I can assure you, they’d search and search for something else. They, and all the left, are worried about this; as they should be.
You might find this interesting. This guy breaks thing down well as far as the structure and potential of the company goes. He also shows the market caps, then and now, of all of DWAC’s competitors. Very interesting stuff: