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Maybe this isn't something you believe, but actual adults can have different opinions and then choose not to associate with one another. There's nothing childis
by montagg 2y ago
Maybe this isn't something you believe, but actual adults can have different opinions and then choose not to associate with one another. There's nothing childish about that.
Help me understand, though: what are you actually proposing? That The Guardian, while feeling they can't get their own message out given how Musk runs Twitter, should stay on Twitter? Should anyone disadvantaged by how Twitter is run stay there?
- maxilevi 2y ago[flagged]
- valval 2y agoI’m more interested in what it is you’re proposing with your questions. It seems like you’re implying that the way “Musk runs” X would disadvantage media sites like The Guardian operating on their platform.
- ranyume 2y agoYou're right. I think hypocrisy is an adult thing. Parent's post gives unjust bad reputation for children.
- wruza 2y agoThere’s no proposition in the root comment, and the opinion and judgment is valuable by itself, imo. Let them do what they do and let us say what we think. It all does something, right?