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>The meme database doesn't have a category for memes targeting my subordinates good news is that likely will be a short relationship, as he is likely terminati
by syshum 4y ago
>The meme database doesn't have a category for memes targeting my subordinates
good news is that likely will be a short relationship, as he is likely terminating all over paid Twitter Execs day 1.
Hopefully Day 2 is looking for a relocation site for Twitter out of CA
>One thing I've noticed about Elon Musk
Or more likely Elon does not spend a inordinate amount of time over analyzing every damn thing he posts for every angle for which people could "take offense" or other such things, he posts what is on his mind as someone with a respect for free expression will.
Political Correct expression is killing society, and I find it refreshing and genuine, I liked 1990's internet... It was fun
I despise political correctness
>>because he did it as he decries this very power being wielded by "woke mobs". He did the exact same thing.
100% in correct. "woke mobs" direct, and excuse physical violence against their targets, "woke mobs" advocate direct action
It is difference between direct and indirect advocacy.....
For example "Punch a Nazi" with "nazi" being "anyone that disagrees with me politically"
>Musk's tweet is that he can't just tweet like the rest of us.
he absolutely can and should, I dont care if you have 1 or 1,000,000,000,000 followers, you should be able to post in the exact same manner, anyone that disagree clearly hates the very idea of free expression, and is the enemy of said principle
>>But it was targeted against an individual,
I would say it was more targeted at position, or a dept with in twitter, for which an individual had voluntarily made themselves the face of. This individual was/is proud of their censorship efforts, and wanted to attach their name to those efforts in a public way. That changes the metric IMO.
If this would have been just come random twitter engineer I may agree with you.
- ModernMech 4y ago> Or more likely Elon does not spend a inordinate amount of time over analyzing every damn thing he posts for every angle for which people could "take offense" or other such things That Elon Musk spends no time reflecting on how his words affect other people in the world around him is eminently clear. > he absolutely can and should, I dont care if you have 1 or 1,000,000,000,000 followers, you should be able to post in the exact same manner I guess this worldview is summarized: with great power comes no responsibility. Can't say the zeitgeist disagrees with you.