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The readers should be asking “why?” instead of harping. There was an incident involving Elon’s son X shortly after the airport pickup, and it involved a very t
by egberts1 4y ago
The readers should be asking “why?” instead of harping.
There was an incident involving Elon’s son X shortly after the airport pickup, and it involved a very threatening stalker wearing mask and black sock-puppets, on one hand is an outline of a gun underneath the hand-sock. He jumped on the hood of the car (a felony in California). The escort driver (bodygaurd?) started filming the stalker, captured and posted his DMV-mandated un-obscured but dealer-issued auto license plate for all to see.
One journalist started doxxing a live location of Elon’s child, which of course all who retweeted got the swift ban hammer.
And @elonjet tracker got suspended for posting live manifest instead of its usual flight path/plan.
And more who retweeted its FAA manifest (but flight plan is ok) got banned as well.
So, there’s more to the story than media are letting on and it is all plainly seen on Twitter.
- Dracophoenix 4y ago> And journalists started doxxing Elon, which of course all who retweeted got the swift ban hammer. A journalist's job is to gather, compile, and publish information regardless of how flattering or unflattering the publication portrays its subject. Much of this information is obtained from public records, leaks, and anonymous insiders. What you call doxxing is investigative reporting. Whether he comprehends it or not, Musk is repeating his predecessors' tactics during Hunter Biden and Wuhan Lab Theory fiascos. Rather ironic.
- egberts1 4y agoIt is doxxing when a lone journalist is posting a live location of a child. Thereby all who retweeted too got banned. Kidnapping opportunity, anyone? This is a protective and proactive parental prerogative there.