Facebook, Google, et al

[randylahey]

[randylahey]

Trump has a pretty sensible foundation laid out for combating censorship and free speech issues. How funny would it be if musk appointed one of trumps guys or even Trump himself as the new Twitter ceo

[ousdahl]

kinda get the feeling it's prob twitter's own investors telling Elon to step down.

but being the owner and all, I dunno how much difference a new head will be when Elon alone gets to hand pick them.

but shit, at this point, the only way I could have respect for that dood is if he came out and said something like, "this whole twitter purchase all along has been a performance art piece entitled 'Insecurity.'"

[ousdahl]

whoa thunk a "free speech policy" would contain so many words like "ban," "fire," "suspend," "restrict"

[randylahey]

Elon has said in the past he has no desire to be ceo or any company. He has too many companies. Theres just not enough time in the day

[randylahey]

whoa thunk a "free speech policy" would contain so many words like "ban," "fire," "suspend," "restrict"

Yeah all aimed at people violating your free speech rights

[ousdahl]

sooo

you think Trump would be so principled he might ban, suspend, or fire Elon?

or for that matter, Trump?

[randylahey]

kinda get the feeling it's prob twitter's own investors telling Elon to step down.

but being the owner and all, I dunno how much difference a new head will be when Elon alone gets to hand pick them.

but shit, at this point, the only way I could have respect for that dood is if he came out and said something like, "this whole twitter purchase all along has been a performance art piece entitled 'Insecurity.'"

What kind of alternate reality are you living in????

[ousdahl]

the reality in which rich doods spend $44 billion dollars to announce to the world that they're relevant.

[defixione]

Elon started banning free speech the day he bought Twitter.

[Deleted User 863]

kinda get the feeling it's prob twitter's own investors telling Elon to step down.

What "investors" are those? It's not publicly traded anymore.

He doesn't need (or want?) investors.

[japhy]

whoa thunk a "free speech policy" would contain so many words like "ban," "fire," "suspend," "restrict"

Yeah all aimed at people violating your free speech rights

[jhawks99]

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

kinda get the feeling it's prob twitter's own investors telling Elon to step down.

What "investors" are those? It's not publicly traded anymore.

He doesn't need (or want?) investors.

It's hard for me to keep up on the fiasco too.

https://www.businessinsider.com/musk-se ... re-2022-12

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

[randylahey]

You guys are fucking delusional. Elon has been relevant for a long time. He bought Twitter because we had a serious problem. Hes exposed it, the left is still in denial

[randylahey]

Government agencies are using big tech platforms to control what you are allowed to say, and in turn what you are allowed to hear, think, and completely influence the world around you. They think the own you. Anyone with a brain should be really alarmed by that

[randylahey]

But thats the big problem with our country. So many people don't even want to think for themselves. Or work for themselves. They just want to be told what to think, what to do, and expect everything to be given to them

[Deleted User 863]

kinda get the feeling it's prob twitter's own investors telling Elon to step down.

What "investors" are those? It's not publicly traded anymore.

He doesn't need (or want?) investors.

It's hard for me to keep up on the fiasco too.

https://www.businessinsider.com/musk-se ... re-2022-12

Interesting.

Makes me wonder why would he go through the trouble of delisting from NYSE then? I guess so he can control/know who his shareholders are?

[japhy]

Daddy issues......so many daddy issues on this thread.