Unfortunately, in order to get your message to as many people as possible, you have to send it where people will actually see it. Whether we like it or not, thats twitter and Facebook.

You can definitely ask them (in all likelyhood youll be talking to a PR firm) to add mastodon, but until mastadon hits critical mass, they aren't gonna drop twitter.

I'm afraid it's not just celebrities. It's all of us. We're complicit because we are relatively quiet, apart from moaning a bit online (which is exactly where they want us to complain because it achieves nothing).

People on the actual street complaining about their taxes being spent on murder and genocide maybe, and celebrities marching side by side. This used to be a thing: big in person protests. By giving us the internet to 'speak up' they effectively silenced us all and made us easier to ignore.

We could end these platforms tomorrow with a little solidarity. I’m still shocked that so many are still there.

Quite a few high profile people left Twitter after the Musk takeover, so it does happen.

I don’t doubt Macklemore’s sincerity on Palestine - not that I have special insight of any kind on the man. Hind’s Hall was written so sensitively (both the lyrics and the samples used). He seems like a genuine case.

I've tried and gotten no where. with politicians but have at it !