> Sure, he's never censored people the same way he could on Twitter, but he's also never had the chance. What you're doing now is far worse than Musk trying to

> Sure, he's never censored people the same way he could on Twitter, but he's also never had the chance. What you're doing now is far worse than Musk trying to manage his own private companies and reputation, you're fear mongering; "what if he's the boogie monster!" Managing a private company is not akin to managing free speech on a "public square" - and Elon seems quite aware of this. He's also quite aware of the risk and threat of tyranny if the general population doesn't have a place they won't be censored by systems toeing the line for domestic or foreign bad actors/interests, whether they're for-profit industrial complexes or authoritarians.