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I wonder if Twitter would be in the right to deactivate musk’s account. They’re a company & he’s clearly trying to cause them harm. I see no reasons as to why i
by s5300 5y ago
I wonder if Twitter would be in the right to deactivate musk’s account. They’re a company & he’s clearly trying to cause them harm. I see no reasons as to why it wouldn’t be justified. (Hilarious too, I might add.
- bombcar 5y agoThey can certainly do it but it’s end Twitter as a going concern. People like to pretend.
- ceejayoz 5y agoIf suspending Trump didn't end Twitter, suspending Musk won't.
- darthnebula 5y agoDon't be too sure of that...
- themitigating 5y agoWhy?
- asguy 5y agoBecause depending on how you look at it, Twitter suspending Trump (and Babylon Bee et cetera) was part of the motivation for Musk to buy Twitter in the first place.
- s5300 5y agoI don’t think Elon has or ever has had any affinity for Trump. He left his advisor (or something of that nature) spot in the administration quite early on for a reason.
- asguy 5y agoI don't think he cares specifically about Trump, but I do think he cares about Trump being banned from the platform.
- themitigating 5y agoHow do you know that was his motivation?
- asguy 5y agoBecause Elon's been pushing the topic of Twitter and freedom of speech (or the lack thereof) for... a quite a while now. He even ran the (now famous) poll: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1507259709224632344 https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1507259709224632344
- themitigating 5y agoThe parent offered no proof other than a cryptic statement
- outsb 5y agoBecause he's a near-10% shareholder and accounts like his are a major driver of new account growth. I wonder if this episode has impacted growth or engagement metrics any. Hard to imagine it hasn't
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