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It’s not confusion it’s a comparison. The other commenter is trying to highlight Musk’s cognitive dissonance. On the one hand, he wants to support “free speech
by llbeansandrice 3y ago
It’s not confusion it’s a comparison. The other commenter is trying to highlight Musk’s cognitive dissonance.
On the one hand, he wants to support “free speech” on his platform (being able to say what you want _publicly_ and not get fired).
On the other, his employees are getting fired for things they are saying internally. Obviously less of a moral crime, but one speech he is okay with squashing because it’s criticism of him.
So given these two situations, what is Musk’s definition of “free speech”? A value he claims to hold very dearly and earnestly, but also tramples if it’s speech he doesn’t like.