> Which makes sense, since people who "migrated" to Threads mostly done so because they disagreed with Musk on politics. Seeing an inflow of abuse caused by th

> Which makes sense, since people who "migrated" to Threads mostly done so because they disagreed with Musk on politics. Seeing an inflow of abuse caused by the elimination of any semblance of moderation, coupled with not wanting to see racist and fascist propaganda pushed by god knows what bad actors, is not exactly adequately described as "disagree with Musk on politics". You're making it sound like people stopped using Twitter because they had an irrational dislike for someone, when even long-standing advertisers decided to drop Musk's Twitter due to the cesspool of hate speech and propaganda that it became.