Uh-uh. 98.47% of $$ went to Dems in 2020. But _obviously_ magnitude of dollars has nothing to do with number of people, influence, or power. Or rather, you're saying, there's no way to know, so we should just move along right?
Hypothetically, if Acme had 100 people and one person donated $100 to a Democrat while another person donated $1 to a Republican would it be correct to say that 99% of Acme donated to Democratic causes?
If not, would you please restate "98.47% of Twitter contributions to Dems" to be more representative of what the numbers say.
"98.47% of Twitter contributions" is a totally valid statement. The percentage of the dollars contributed is 98.47%.
Your argument is totally dishonest. It's infuriating. What are you saying? That because it's possible 14,137 Twitter employees donated $1 each to the republicans and 1 person donated the other 900K, we can ignore this 98.47% figure entirely?
Second of all, the dollar measurement is not a useless one. It is a measure of wealth, influence, and conviction in the cause. Those Republicans donating $1 probably aren't in charge of censorship. The guy who donated $900K though...
Third, this is Twitter we're talking about. They are headquartered in San Francisco, a very blue city in a very blue state. Their employees are young educated techies. I have friends who work there and have visited their office several times.
Point is, you're not fooling anybody but yourself. Enjoy your motivated reasoning.
If not, would you please restate "98.47% of Twitter contributions to Dems" to be more representative of what the numbers say.