Of course not. Using the ignore button would do that -- the digital equivalent of putting blinders on and sticking your fingers in your ears.
I am aware of Breitbart but rarely rely on them (although I concede I like Milo and followed him before he was banned for life by Twitter). I got burnt by Breitbart once when I posted something of theirs that turned out to not be true. So I just dumped them on the spot. They are not necessary.
As to this thread, I admit the Mexico Wall story was theirs, but deny that anything else I posted here was from them. At least not knowingly. (sometimes with twitter you never really know the original source without alot of effort)
In summary, you guys are barking up the wrong tree on the Breitbart angle now. But, as said above, it doesnt really bother me since it is stereotype-confirming behavior once again. With you guys, when confronted with something you dont like or dont agree with, you attack the source, instead of dealing with the underlying facts. (see Russian angle now with #DNCLeaks). I have always seen it as a concession of the actual argument.
Lastly, your Breitbart harping it does raise one question -- how you guys even know what Breitbart is writing? Unless you read it? Do you admit to that now? If you dont, then how do you know what they are reporting?
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