> he has sued and insulted and bullied people he disagrees with, he employs gilded-age tactics against workers who want to unionise... Those aren't related to

> he has sued and insulted and bullied people he disagrees with, he employs gilded-age tactics against workers who want to unionise... Those aren't related to transparency. > He has sued whistleblowers, The logic is that Tesla/Musk are suing whistleblowers to silence them because of embarrassing information. Why would Twitter's algorithms be embarrassing to Musk? Or its moderation policies? > Words are cheap (especially when you're virtue signalling about things which don't impact your bottom line), but actions speak louder. Exactly, all the more reason to treat words as a special case and not restrict them.