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Did these "attack" include realtime doxxing? Especially after TOS modified to prohibit it? Or can you give other examples of disparity between free speech rule
by asteroidbelt 4y ago
Did these "attack" include realtime doxxing? Especially after TOS modified to prohibit it?
Or can you give other examples of disparity between free speech rule applications for themselves and people they don't like?
- cmh89 4y ago>Did these "attack" include realtime doxxing? Especially after TOS modified to prohibit it? Posting public information publicly isn't doxxing and until you give up that falsehood, there isn't really anywhere the conversation can go. Of course a free speech "absolutist" like Musk is a complete hypocrite for not allowing doxxing in the first place.
- asteroidbelt 4y ago> Posting public information publicly isn't doxxing Sometimes it is. For example, name plate on the mailbox is publicly available, but posting the address with full name online constitutes doxxing. > a free speech "absolutist" like Musk is a complete hypocrite One guy once said, who never changes his/her opinion, is a moron.
- cmh89 4y agoThe mental gymnastics that folks go to excuse Musk's behavior will get ever more absurd. Musk will continue to censor speech he doesn't like arbitrarily and use Twitter to promote right-wing extremists who will then hurt real people in the real world.
- asteroidbelt 4y ago> use Twitter to promote right-wing extremists I did not see evidence of that.
- cmh89 4y agoMusk has in the past and very recently supported conspiracy theories. Dr. Fauci, one of the greatest public servants we've had in this country, was accused by Musk of 'killing millions'. Musk is a right-wing extremist who will protect his own.
- asteroidbelt 4y agoYou use very uncommon (or I'd say, left-leaning) definition of "extremism". Basically, expressing opinion you disagree with, is extremism.
- kevinmchugh 4y agoMusk's definition of free speech in the past included calling his critics pedophiles and making false statements about his company's stock. Now it doesn't include publicly available information about the location of a vehicle he owns?
- EFreethought 4y ago> One guy once said, who never changes his/her opinion, is a moron. You might be referring to JM Keynes: "When the facts change, I change my mind." The question is what facts are changing? Here, it looks like the only difference is that something bad happened to HIM.
- asteroidbelt 4y agoNo, I'm referring to the other guys. People change mind even if facts do not change.
- richbell 4y agoIt is disingenuous to call sharing publicly available information about an airplane's travel "realtime doxing".
- asteroidbelt 4y agoWhy? If one wants to harass Musk, meeting him at the airport is convenient.
- EFreethought 4y agoIf you can afford a private jet, you can probably afford a bodyguard. There are a few people with less money than Mush who have bodyguards.
- VicFrank 4y agoIs there any evidence this has ever happened? I have to believe that if it has, he would have brought it up.
- DSMan195276 4y agoClearly nothing is stopping someone from doing that anyway, but also nobody ever knows if Elon is actually on any of the three planes tracked (unless he posts about where he's going or where he is). They're not even his personal planes, they're owned by his companies and used by other people. If he's that worried about a stalker he should just charter a jet instead of flying on jets associated with him or his companies, then nobody would know.
- BryantD 4y agoIt’s worth noting that the tracker doesn’t post destinations until, of course, the plane actually lands. You cannot use the data provided to determine where to meet him.