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Isn't it reasonable to question the future of a platform run by a man who recently hosted a conversation between Andrew Tate and Alex Jones and also one whose a
by davesque 3y ago
Isn't it reasonable to question the future of a platform run by a man who recently hosted a conversation between Andrew Tate and Alex Jones and also one whose advertisers are jumping ship by the day (while he tells them to go f*ck themselves)?
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- lazyeye 3y agoIts called "free speech", that is what he is promoting. The opposite of this is the extreme position (or at least used to be).
- anildash 3y agoHe’s banned everyone from sex workers to activists to journalists from the platform. If you like conspiracy theorists who profit off of the mass murder of kindergartners, you’re the extremist, as is Musk. This isn’t actually complicated. Those with an agenda of amplifying vice signaling are always the biggest whiners about this stuff.
- lazyeye 3y agoI dont think you understand what free speech is.
- davesque 3y agoI've got opinions on the free speech question, but notice how I wasn't making a statement about free speech. I was saying that Musk has made some exceptionally bad business decisions lately and that they're impacting his bottom line. Advertisers are fleeing Twitter because of Musk's erratic behavior.