Facebook, Google, et al

[randylahey]

KUtradition. Do something simple as Googling it. You'll find dozens and dozens of articles dating back to may when musk first began talks of buying Twitter. Thats how threatened liberals are by the idea of free speech. Obama, Clinton, soros backee organizations were already talking about boycotting it long before he even bought it

[MICHHAWK]

something tells me elon musk don't care.

[randylahey]

run on tin-foil, aisle 9

Get some for your buddies having a liberal meltdown over Twitter. Everyone who isn't an extreme leftist seems to think its a good thing

[KUTradition]

https://reuters.com/technology/exclusiv ... 022-10-25/

[MICHHAWK]

lefty's, extreme or not extreme. really only exist on the social medias. i don't know one real life liberal in real life. they don't exist.

[randylahey]

lefty's, extreme or not extreme. really only exist on the social medias. i don't know one real life liberal in real life. they don't exist.

They do. They are just scared to voice their opinions without the safety of a screen to hide behind

[MICHHAWK]

blubber yapping internet liberals grow on trees. but in real life. not so much.

[StayCurious]

It's funny how they loved Musk when he was tweeting meme stocks and making people money. But now, he's the "Bad guy" because he is pushing for free speech. Actually, if Twitter dies forever, I won't mind at all. It's brought society nothing but problems.

[zsn]

If Musk is about Truth and Fairness he will institute a Capcha like test with the question “Who won the 2020 US Presidential Election?” to be allowed on the platform. Doesn’t get any simpler, does it?!!

[randylahey]

Elon musk is one of the most innovative people on the planet. Look at his companies and the global problems he's dedicating his life to tackling. Electric vehicles, renewable energies, you'd think the liberals would absolutely love him. They used to. But all it took was him speaking up for free speech and suddenly he is public enemy #1

[MICHHAWK]

liberals only love what they can control.

[ousdahl]

[StayCurious]

Many are kicking, but nothing is likely hitting his balls. He's probably laughing about it all.

[ousdahl]

Many are kicking, but nothing is likely hitting his balls. He's probably laughing about it all.

[zsn]

Elon musk is one of the most innovative people on the planet. Look at his companies and the global problems he's dedicating his life to tackling. Electric vehicles, renewable energies, you'd think the liberals would absolutely love him. They used to. But all it took was him speaking up for free speech and suddenly he is public enemy #1

This is among the biggest bunch of crock peddled here. Brilliant people who have made the greatest contributions to human advancement have been scoundrels and bigots of the first order. Two names come immediately to mind: William Shockley (co-inventor of the transistor and integrated circuits; cofounder of the company that would become Intel) and Fritz Haber (father of synthetic fertilizers) were known eugenists. Both were Nobel laureates.

One could argue that much technological innovation occurred in support of the Third Reich, in Nazi Germany (eg. synthetic rubber). I loves me some great technical innovation but I’m also mature enough to separate the person from the product.

Btw, I know many Tesla employees: they don’t have a very favorable opinion of Musk. The company is successful in spite of him. More brilliant minds have left the company than are part of it.

[randylahey]

Elon musk is one of the most innovative people on the planet. Look at his companies and the global problems he's dedicating his life to tackling. Electric vehicles, renewable energies, you'd think the liberals would absolutely love him. They used to. But all it took was him speaking up for free speech and suddenly he is public enemy #1

This is among the biggest bunch of crock peddled here. Brilliant people who have made the greatest contributions to human advancement have been scoundrels and bigots of the first order. Two names come immediately to mind: William Shockley (co-inventor of the transistor and integrated circuits; cofounder of the company that would become Intel) and Fritz Haber (father of synthetic fertilizers) were known eugenists. Both were Nobel laureates.

One could argue that much technological innovation occurred in support of the Third Reich, in Nazi Germany (eg. synthetic rubber). I loves me some great technical innovation but I’m also mature enough to separate the person from the product.

Btw, I know many Tesla employees: they don’t have a very favorable opinion of Musk. The company is successful in spite of him. More brilliant minds have left the company than are part of it.

What in the actual fuck

[ousdahl]

So Musk already discussing bankruptcy for Twitter...

[randylahey]

So Musk already discussing bankruptcy for Twitter...

They were going bankrupt before he bought it. Thats why they sold. When he inherited the company it was losing like 4 million a day. Because they grew the company tooo quick. Musk knew the risk there that he would have to fix a lot

[ousdahl]

That kinda makes his decision to drop $44 BILLION on twitter that much more foolish.

[zsn]

He’s such a great, brilliant business mind that he paid $44B for a company losing $4M per day