The statement 'I wrote about that today, thanks' by @mtaibbi in response to @Missa1969's suggestion to check out a story about the US military using social media to undermine Chinese vaccines does not constitute public discourse. The statement is a brief acknowledgment and a reference to a piece of writing without engaging substantively with the public issue at hand.
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