Twitter behavior dominated by a small group of highly active U.S. adults

For Democrats and Republicans alike, tweeting behavior dominated by a small group of highly active U.S. adults on Twitter Medians among all U.S. adults with public Twitter ассоunts U.S. Adults on Twitter 10% most active tweeters Dem/Lean Dem Total number of tweets in time period • 11 1,613 Tweets per month 1 157 Number of 126 580 accounts followed Number of followers • 32 342 Rep/Lean Rep Total number of tweets 814 in time period Tweets per month 79 Number of 71 582 accounts followed Number of followers • 21 354 Source: Pew Research Center analysis of 3,518 U.S. adults with public Twitter accounts. Tweets collected via Twitter API, Nov. 11, 2019, through Sept. 14, 2020. Number of accounts followed and number of followers collected on Sept. 14, 2020. "Differences in How Republicans and Democrats Behave on Twitter" PEW RESEARCH CENTER

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Small share of highly active Twitter users produce bulk of tweets from U.S. adults

Small share of highly active Twitter users, majority of whom are Democrats, produce bulk of tweets from U.S. adults For U.S. adults with public Twitter accounts ... Top 10% of Of the top 10% of tweeters, tweeters create % that are ... Dem/Lean Dem 92% 69% Rep/Lean Rep of all tweets 26% from U.S. users Source: Pew Research Center analysis of 3,518 U.S. adults with public Twitter accounts. Tweets collected via Twitter API, Nov. 11, 2019, through Sept. 14, 2020. "Differences in How Republicans and Democrats Behave on Twitter" PEW RESEARCH CENTER

About poor people that owns guns and Prada bags

Tentin Quarantino @agraybee - 18 oct. 000 An AR-15 and a Prada bag cost roughly the same amount, so if you see a guy with three of them he's probably not economically anxious. 190 27 5 mil 28,7 mil Tentin Quarantino @agraybee · 18 oct. The media's view of rural white people would change dramatically if coastal liberals learned what guns cost. 55 23 568 3,9 mil Tentin Quarantino @agraybee 18 oct. 000 Poor people also don't have $100 to spend on a concealed carry permit. 34 17 228 2,4 mil

Hood post-scarcity: Why do poor people buy luxuries?

$marquis de posade @acczibit · Oct 24 What people struggle with is that large parts of America live in what I guess you could call "hood post-scarcity" We try to live like we're post-scarcity, even though most of us are a single misfortune away from bankruptcy and are aware and frequently reminded of this fact flying leaf @dbaten3 · Oct 18 The liberal elite remade this country's economy around a parasitic service sector, and now when the humiliated working poor try to claw back a bit of status - be it guns or air jordans - the insufferable scolds emerge to call them spoiled trailer or hood queens or w/e An AR-15 and a Prada bag cost roughly the same amount, so if you see a guy with three of them he's probably not economically anxious. 3:44 PM 18 Oct 20 · Twitter for iPhone O 10 27 62 O 418 marquis de posade @acczibit · Oct 24 So, people try to spoil themselves where they can, because a single one of those misfortunes is far more devastating than the price of some "luxury" item like an AR-15 or Prada bag. That money isn't gonna cover even a 000 fraction of your unexpected medical bill or whatever O 1 27 17 176 marquis de posade @acczibit · Oct 24 Conversely, the basics of survival are relatively cheap. So you're left in a situation where you could save up money, but nowhere near enough to cover the cost of misfortunes. Hence, people prefer to spoil themselves, because a misfortune happening is an economic KO either way 27 27 O 226 marquis de posade @acczibit · Oct 24 000 Hence you have "welfare queens" who are otherwise broke but flex their AR-15 or Prada bag. The rate at which people can realistically save money is grossly insufficient compared to the cost of things that cause bankruptcy, and if you're f----- either way why not treat yourself 27 24 O 226 marquis de posade @acczibit · Oct 24 Because that's what was mentioned in the original post I quoted, but yes 000 People take hefty but ultimately affordable for most ticket items like guns, designer fashion, consoles etc (disingenuously) as a signifier of wealth so they can dismiss squalor Eddie Pensier @PerfectGonads · Oct 24 Replying to @acczibit Why just focus on ARs and Prada bags? You could say the same thing about anything that costs more than a few hundred bucks. Hell, the new Playstation and Xbox consoles cost almost as much as a low-end AR. Car loan + insurance + gas = the cost of an AR every few months. 1 O 103$