The Archivist
8 April 2024 · 19:12 UTC

The sovereign citizen movement is an example of networked society and how to work it. As authorities slowly…

The sovereign citizen movement is an example of networked society and how to work it. As authorities slowly recognise, it’s driven by a tiny handful of people, with networked followers. Target that tiny handful, ruthlessly, and the rest will fall away. /1 https://t.co/fENKXIGiiY https://t.co/2Hx7viZf1p
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Post 2 of 4 · 8 April 2024 · 19:12 UTC
This stuff needs to be identified quickly, targeted and shut down. Society has to be protected. You can do the same thing with your social media networks. It can feel like it’s an ocean of idiot trolls. It’s not really, it’s a tiny handful of organisers, who you can block. /2
Post 3 of 4 · 8 April 2024 · 19:12 UTC
That will do most of the work to free up your social media life. If you approach it as a networked topology, which it is, it’s like the Wizard of Oz - mostly a tiny number of pathetic anti-social individuals, acting as hubs. /3
Post 4 of 4 · 8 April 2024 · 19:12 UTC
Their followers soon lose interest if cut off from the mother ship. Reduced to screenshotting what you Tweet to feed back to the moronic hubs for their ongoing bitter self-flagellation. /end

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