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> I don't think you understand where those comments are coming from. I can't speak for anyone other than myself, but I don't care where those comments are comi

• xvector 3y ago
  He did apologize for his remarks. I'm not sure what else you expect. Do you want him to prostate himself in front of the world? Self-flagellate, perhaps? All he saying in this interview is that he simply does not care if his remarks are the reason advertisers want to leave, in essence drawing a boundary between the discourse on Twitter and advertiser presence. He is making a clear statement that Twitter will not change its policies to appease advertisers, even if it means running at a loss. I think it that is a perfectly reasonable thing to say, even if you don't agree with Musk's politics or X's policies.
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  • oneeyedpigeon 3y ago
    Turning Twitter into a niche, subscription-funded platform is a totally acceptable thing to want to do, but he should just come out and clearly say that is the aim. I bet the investors didn't think that was what was going to happen. It's the doublespeak that is a problem here: he appears to be saying both "I'm taking my ball and I don't care about any of you" and "you meanies won't play with me".