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Does anyone else see any daylight between criticizing someone and tracking their movements? I think there are two cases we should observe to be able to judge m
by Nifty3929 4y ago
Does anyone else see any daylight between criticizing someone and tracking their movements?
I think there are two cases we should observe to be able to judge motives here:
- What happens to Twitter accounts that are heavily critical of Musk, but do not track him or otherwise lead to real-world harassment/violence?
- What happens to a Twitter account that is tracking someone else who isn't Musk?
If Twitter is allowing the former (Musk criticism), and banning the latter (tracking/harassment of non-Musk people), then I think this is fine.
- nilstycho 4y agoAs of right now, @bezosjets and @ZuccJet, operated by the same person as @ElonJet, are both active.
- Nifty3929 4y agoThen I agree that this is inconsistent and bad. I'm generally far to the free-speech side always, but I don't think publicly tracking people should be allowed. (In a deliberate, ongoing way. I'm sure there's room for "Hey, I just saw Susan Smith at McDonald's" or such)