Twitter is even more useless. At this point, people should just all move to another platform.
That's one woman who definitely failed drama class.
At this point I doubt anyone who doesn't have brain worms thinks that musk stands for free speech.Musk defends an ad cloning Kamala Harris's voice as "parody is legal", but Twitter locked the account of "White Dudes for Harris" for "suspected fraud".
Free-speech absolutist for me, not for thee.
Yes. Musk is like every fascist ever: bang on and on about free speech and how unfair it is to be silenced right up until the point they're running things and can shut up everyone else.To Musk and its ilk, ideals like free speech, free market or democracy are means to an end, or more specifically, means to its ends.
How un-selfaware of Musk...Divorceposting intensifies
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Or maybe he does, and he's saying it for his cultists. I'm pretty sure Trump he isn't the "common man" or whatever, but still claims to be.How un-selfaware of Musk...
Imagine being a billionaire controlling a media business thinking that YOU are the Resistance and not the thing to resist
Yeah Musk, you're part of the "resistance". Fuck off Musk and get an actual fucking life and trying to live everyone else's.Divorceposting intensifies
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Elon can't pull that sort of bullshit over us: we all know that no-one watched "Divergent".Divorceposting intensifies
Shots fired!Elon can't pull that sort of bullshit over us: we all know that no-one watched "Divergent".
I haven't seen Hunger Games either. I have no resistanceElon can't pull that sort of bullshit over us: we all know that no-one watched "Divergent".
I know if I were in charge of marketing for a firm that I'd think twice about continuing to advertise on a platform that irrationally sued advertisers.Musk really, really, REALLY wants to be able to say it was the victim of something, doesn't it?Elon Musk said former X advertisers may have violated the RICO Act. Here's what a RICO attorney thinks about that.
Elon Musk said a "boycott" by advertisers may have violated the RICO Act. But a RICO lawyer told BI that argument doesn't hold up.www.businessinsider.com