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Isn't the fact that advertisers are leaving evidence that they aren't fine with that? I'm not sure I follow.
by mmcwilliams 3y ago
Isn't the fact that advertisers are leaving evidence that they aren't fine with that? I'm not sure I follow.
- roenxi 3y agoYou're not agreeing with nytimes.com - they think that Musk's tweets are the issue here. You're suggesting it is who Twitter accepts ads from. And I'm suggesting that it is likely nytimes.com - or the companies reported on, or both - are engaged in political manoeuvring because we know their moral standards are remarkably low. if it means they can get eyeballs where they want them. If companies were motivated more by not wanting to associate with caucasian dating sites (although to be honest why that would be a problem I don't see, what is next - banning gay dating sites? People have weird preferences and there are dating sites for all of them) then presumably the Times would be obliged to report on that.