Trump's new fence around the White House is a work of art.

[pnwmom]

Protest Art.

Link to tweet

[BamaRefugee]

1. Do you know of this or similar videos *not* on Twitter? When I post a Twitter to my Facebook page it

gets almost no views, people claim it doesn't work etc., while if I can find the same video elsewhere, it gets over 100 views.

Thanks for any help.

[Jirel]

6. Ditto. Please stop posting Twitter links.

Neither I nor most people I know who aren’t on Twitter can reliably see those except on a desktop system.

[pnwmom]

8. I first looked on youtube and couldn't find it. I joined Twitter just to read things. You can, too.

[BamaRefugee]

10. oh I'm already on Twitter. But I want to spread information to others who aren't.

[pnwmom]

11. I was responding to someone who told me not to post things from Twitter.

It would be nice if this were on youtube, but its not.

[BamaRefugee]

14. sorry. I thought THEY were answering ME ;-)

[Jirel]

19. No. Many of us choose to avoid those platforms.

It’s really easy to say “so go get a Twitter account,” but don’t you think that many of us know that’s an option but don’t for a reason, whether it’s political or just a hatred of the social media platform itself? You can also say “go get an account” on this newspaper or that, which has a paywall, but people don’t want to - or can’t - pay for subscriptions or don’t want to support a certain media outlet.

In the end, it costs nothing to be considerate when sharing info rather than assuming that everyone could or should just get their own account on another site.

[pnwmom]

20. Before I posted, I DID look and couldn't find it -- which I'd already explained.

So that is the price you pay for choosing not to go on Twitter. Some things are only available there.

[Jirel]

21. However, people can be considerate.

What is the point of posting? To get the word out.

Does it accomplish that to post a link - whether on a social media platform that is a viewing problem for people not on it, or an article behind a paywall? No.

So why should it be annoying or a hardship to be considerate AND effective in communicating an idea?

[pnwmom]

22. What are you saying? I first TRIED to post another link, but couldn't find one.

So I posted what I had so the people who WERE on Twitter could read it.

Your unwillingness to join Twitter shouldn't prevent others from viewing things there.

[pnwmom]

7. I looked on youtube and couldn't find it. Sorry. n/t

[Arkansas Granny]

2. That was nice of Trumpco to provide demonstrators with that lovely bulletin board.

Just a big old blank canvas to display their messages.

[Newest Reality]

3. Good going.

Neutralize the fence!

[Nevilledog]

4. I like that.....neutralize the fence!

[Newest Reality]

9. If we stay sharp...

If we stay sharp while being flexible, we can confront these atrocities head on and adapt quickly and resolutely.

This struggle may bring out the best in us all and bolster our resiliency and determination to resist oppression and tyranny, like good citizens are supposed to. The time has come for all good people to come to the aid of their country.

We will withhold cooperation with this regime and loudly call out complicity while celebrating those who come forward and speak out honestly and with firm conviction. That's how we cut this cancerous growth in our democracy out and restore freedom and equality for this generation and those to come.

[kentuck]

5. Trump will have to send out a clean up crew...

...it's messing up his beautiful fence.

[MANative]

12. A perfect example of unintended consequences/results!

I'm quite sure tRump didn't think of this outcome.

[BamaRefugee]

15. Does he think about ANY outcomes?

[MANative]

16. Fair point!

I'd bet that his speculation is only about how he "wins." He can't conceive of the idea that something runs contrary to what he wants.

[GopherGal]

17. Anyone who visited (much less lived in) Manhattan

at the time of 9/11 should remember the way the protective fencing around the site became walls and walls of makeshift memorials.

But his moron can't think more than 2 inches in front of his face.

[MANative]

18. So true. I was working at 11 Penn Plaza then...

Across the street from Madison Square garden and the train station. The walls there were lined for months with posters, pictures and messages. Unforgettable. He wouldn't have noticed or cared, I'm sure.

[Blue Owl]

13. It's the Black Lives Matter Wall!