Who’s Having a Good/Bad Day on Twitter
HAVING A GOOD ONE
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker: The rabbi of Congregation Beth Israel Synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, was hailed as a Twitter hero after he revealed Monday how he threw a chair at the gunman holding his shul hostage over the weekend, allowing him and two other hostages to escape.
BAH GAWD, HE'S GOT A STEEL CHAIR! https://t.co/18ouJXXXZh
— Siraj Hashmi (@SirajAHashmi) January 17, 2022
HAVING A BAD ONE
Chamath Palihapititya: The billionaire investor became Twitter’s bad guy after he said on his podcast Saturday that “nobody cares” about China’s persecution of Uygher Muslims — and followed up Monday with a non-apology.
Owner of the @warriors🏀 says he doesn’t care about the Uyghurs.
The conversation goes downhill from there.@chamath…
– questions whether a genocide is actually happening
– says the CCP isn’t a dictatorship
– says the US is no better than the CCP pic.twitter.com/qAwi7hUPvo— Michael Sobolik (@michaelsobolik) January 17, 2022