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![]() ![]() Back in 2008, after the Obama administration started shutting down coal-fired power plants with onerous regulations, journalists made a meme out of writing articles telling fired coal workers and others to "learn to code." Just last week, in the wake of mass layoffs at Buzzfeed and The Huffington Post, right-wingers made a meme out of telling fired journalists to "learn to code." Journos no doubt complained to Twitter about it and Twitter responded by making it a bannable offense:
Twitter confirmed it was a bannable offense but said it was more "nuanced":
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