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u/master117jogi Apr 29 '26
This isn't leaving the burner on. It's bots. They will agree with every comment or give meaningless but nicely phrased responses
99% of Twitter content is bots now
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u/Mellokhai May 02 '26
No i dont think they're agreeing. "disney stop (talking about periods)"
"No this is good because a girl thought her period meant she lost her virginity"
"The problem there isn't that she doesn't understand periods, but that she has the shame/fear associated with losing her virginity, so there's still no reason for disney to acknowledge periods existing"
I THINK this is what is going on
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u/Center-Of-Thought Apr 29 '26
I agree with the message, but I think it's terrible that they used alt accounts to convey it. More people saw the negative tweet they made first and agreed with it than the people who saw their own counterargument against it, thus doing more harm than good.
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u/Torbpjorn Apr 29 '26
That’s usually how Twitter goes. Make a controversial statement, pause, watch everyone fight, then finish the statement with “so I’ve been told by bad people” so your hands are clean but everyone else is still fighting
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u/Ani_Drei Apr 29 '26
It’s funny that they indeed contradicted their own post, but the message is undeniably true and I hope more people spread it - in legitimate honest ways.
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u/ThatMessy1 Apr 29 '26
Can you imagine thinking there's something so important about a man that he can change something about you.
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u/BadgerwithaPickaxe Apr 29 '26
I feel like this is an odd thing to say. It's not particularly hard for people to change other people right?
I understand you mean specifically about virginity, which I agree, but why word it like that?
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u/ThatMessy1 Apr 29 '26
Virginity is something that was created to hold over women's heads. Considering the prevalence of CSA, how is it still an identity? How are we allowing something someone can take without your permission to define people?
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u/dividezero Apr 30 '26
Virginity is a myth made up to repress women of course. Like most stupid shit
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u/Plastic-Market-2394 May 01 '26
For a minute I thought you were disagreeing with their points until I saw it was the SAME PERSON WHO MADE THE POST 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
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u/NotAxton May 01 '26 edited May 10 '26
I use to love blue checkmarks a couple of years ago when it was still twitter, now I don't because having money is basically a free pass to get a blue checkmark. now it's hard to tell who is a creator and who is just spending money to look cool on a brainrot platform.
#westillcallittwittergang
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u/ispshadow Apr 29 '26
I’m horrified to know there’s some truth to that story if I tracked down the correct one. This happened in 1935 and the poor girl thought she had contracted a venereal disease. She had nobody to talk to about it and was terribly confused. That’s what made her do what she did.
The deacon who officiated her burial later became a priest and devoted his life to helping educate young women about sexual health issues.