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I'd say the relevant part is here: Meanwhile, Musk defended the decision. After blogger Matthew Yglesias accused Musk of complying, the billionaire CEO lashe
by version_five 3y ago
I'd say the relevant part is here:
Meanwhile, Musk defended the decision. After blogger Matthew Yglesias accused Musk of complying, the billionaire CEO lashed out at him.
"Did your brain fall out of your head, Yglesias?" Musk shot back. "The choice is have Twitter throttled in its entirely or limit access to some tweets. Which one do you want?"
Others didn't see it that way. Famed journalist Kara Swisher, for instance, had harsh words for Musk.
"There is only one [brain] falling out of one head and that's Elon's," Swisher tweeted in response to the exchange. "Being a persistent quisling to authoritarian governments upon which your other businesses are dependent has a very Vichy France vibe,"
People can make up their own minds. Nobody really suggested what he should have done, and imp it looks like a lot of armchair quarterbacking. At least she watched Billions it seems.
- api 3y agoThere are many other times that Elon has put his foot down hard and cited free speech. You can find them in his history. At the very least it shows that his free speech principles are hot air and marketing.