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He didn't buy Twitter to make money. He saw it as the propaganda tool that it had become, and bought it to rotate it 180 degrees and point it back in the opposi
by bluescrn 3y ago
He didn't buy Twitter to make money. He saw it as the propaganda tool that it had become, and bought it to rotate it 180 degrees and point it back in the opposite direction.
- SR2Z 3y agoThat's a really bold declaration, given how hard he tried to renege on the deal and how severely he tried to cut costs.
- more_corn 3y agoSo funny that he couldn’t get out of the deal because he instructed his lawyers to create an iron clad agreement to force the board to accept. They’ll be teaching that deal in contract law courses for centuries.
- lobsterthief 3y agoYeah, if that was the case, he wouldn’t have tried so hard to get out of the deal. I used to think he was a great businessman until the Twitter thing removed his mask. It’s easy to achieve financial success when your father owns an Emerald mine. Then you strong-arm people out of their businesses (look up the businesses he actually started).