being addicted to something made with the purpose of being addictive is not a character defect, it's not a flaw, it's being human with all the vulnerabilities that this implies, and it's being a victim.
IMHO whatever great features this (or any other) community built on twitter would be even greater and shinier on platforms that weren't made to exploit their attention as products, and to extract value from them.
when prey ally with their predators, it doesn't usually end well for the prey.
I know stockholm's syndrome has been discredited, but when it comes to addictive products and services, especially tech-induced addictions, it appears to be very real.