From my neighborhood: nextdoor.com/p/kB9YdWb9tYFK?…
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I finally got off the Nextdoor app because I kept getting censored for calling out the racist cry babies near the high school who said they were afraid to go into the Walgreens across the street since 2005 which is when our town became home to folks displaced by Katrina.
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Racism is truly something to be crying about. Buy those with no understanding of humanity and real inclusion yes indeed get rid of that stuff and you keep boycotting I'm with you!
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They thought they had a little bit of code between them about the 2005 thing, but I'm not stupid.
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Oh you are not stupid at all my dear I would suggest that the people who are putting purposeful and veils over their faces so it's not to see truth well not question there ability to be any kind of smart or wise or informed.
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That I'm the one who got censored says a lot about where I live.
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Replying to @_eleven13_ @MadinOlympia
Is that here on Twitter or on Facebook? A lot of it is random a lot of it is through other people's complaints some of it is Bots there's a lot of mystery and lack of clarity behind some of that so it could be that it could be all of the above. Censorship is cowardice.

Oct 4, 2022 · 11:48 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag @MadinOlympia
It's a neighborhood app called Nextdoor. A beautiful idea that works most of the time, I think. The only reason I joined it was to share lost and found pets.
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You know at first it made really good sense as a means to create closer safer stronger communities for neighbors, pets, but what a petty, noisy platform it became. I stopped using it 2 months after it launched. never went back, don't care to now. Post like yours reinforce that.
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