Thread.
But not sure what on yet.
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But not sure what on yet.
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Never done a thread before.
Strikes me as a lot of effort.
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Strikes me as a lot of effort.
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Not to mention quite presumptuous that anyone would want to know what I think at any length at all.
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Here's the fourth tweet in the thread
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I doubt anyone has read this far.
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...and this is the important point; at a time when the civil dialectic, or the notion *of* a civil dialectic itself faces intense interrogation, how does a proponent - I avoid deliberately the overused term 'champion' - of the adverse view achieve the purchase necessary t... 6/17
HAha.
Just seen a funny looking pigeon.
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Just seen a funny looking pigeon.
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I think I'm going to call this thread Perry.
Thread Perry.
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Thread Perry.
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JUST over half way now...
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Most threads are about Brexit aren't they?
So, Brexit, eh?
Tsk.
I dunno.
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So, Brexit, eh?
Tsk.
I dunno.
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I'm reaching the 'regret' stage of threading.
That's normal, right?
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That's normal, right?
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I also have an opinion on Trump.
He's a funny one isn't he? What funny hair!
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He's a funny one isn't he? What funny hair!
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Home stretch. Feeling quite bold and assertive now. No doubt there's quite a convincing point coming up pretty damn shortly.
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... and another thing: stasis or conservatism can actually be a form of dynamism. Where modulated incremental change only serves to keep step, doing nothing can foster a powerful pull force vis a vis that which *is* changing, prompting a... 14/17
pigeon's gone.
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Penultimate tweet
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And here's a link back to the first tweet, locking you into an eternal cycle of thread.
Thread Perry.
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Thread Perry.
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