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A cursory examination of their leadership's own statements makes it clear this is untrue.

• dbbk 6y ago
  You don't believe business leaders have the capacity to separate their personal beliefs from corporate policy for a company that serves over 300 million people across the world?
  • Fellshard 6y ago
    I believe, on the basis of evidenced behaviour, that that is not the case, no. They will consistently feel morally compelled or externally pressured by peers to put their finger on the scale.
  • qball 6y ago
    Tell that to Brendan Eich.
• rvz 6y ago
  Speaking of which: [0] It is clear as day that the views of the CEO and the Twitter platform has influenced the policies and biases against certain groups and enforced bans or shadow-bans on certain users and flags tweets from certain users. If they themselves are compromised or are part of a scandal, they will ban anyone else from spreading this information to try covering it up. [0] https://thehill.com/policy/technology/402495-twitter-ceo-jack-dorsey-i-fully-admit-our-bias-is-more-left-leaning https://thehill.com/policy/technology/402495-twitter-ceo-jac...