Twitter wants to make sure you know that conversations like the one Dana Loesch is having about the IRS 'can be intense' [screenshots]

Where would we be without Twitter looking out for our best interests and wellbeing?

Dana Loesch tweeted today about the Biden administration’s proposal to allow the IRS to monitor both personal and business banking transactions in excess of $600.

Exactly. How is the monitoring of account transactions not a quasi backdoor registry? https://t.co/7PiiN31E1s

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 6, 2021

Apparently Twitter thought that discussions about that particular topic could prove to be a little too much for some people:

What is the world… is this a new twit notification or have I just not seen it yet? pic.twitter.com/JtUkIKMEri

— Chad Smith (@ChadSmith_nwa) October 6, 2021

WTH? https://t.co/mA3QAl5nyC

— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) October 6, 2021

WTH, indeed?

But this appears to be a thing:

Twitter is working on a “Heads Up” for potentially intense conversations pic.twitter.com/7JSYhmy96G

— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) August 1, 2021

As if Twitter wasn’t already utterly ridiculous.

LMAO @Twitter put a warning label on President Biden’s tweet.

“Heads Up Conversations like this can be intense” is the new “Enter at your own risk” pic.twitter.com/7NOWTPLogR

— SonnyinSeattle (@SonnyinSeattle_) October 6, 2021

Haha your tweet came with the warning “Heads up, conversations like this can be intense” 😂

— DesertDan78 (@DesertDan78) October 6, 2021

New Twitter label underneath this tweet, “Conversations like this can be intense”

Twitter is a fight club of hot takes, bad ideas, and assumptions. You know that going in and let’s not pretend it’s anything but. Kill or be killed https://t.co/r5ovCEFCRc pic.twitter.com/RHzXhex0w9

— Legal Investor (@Legal_Investor) October 6, 2021

Thanks for your concern, Twitter, but we’re just fine.

Twitter wants to make sure you know that conversations like the one Dana Loesch is having about the IRS 'can be intense' [screenshots]

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