Inevitable you say, #ElonMusk . That you would all end 2022 by being America's biggest losers. And back in Russia, your pal, Vladimir Putin, is losing too.
#Twitter#Trump#Kanye
Twitter has already become a sewer and will continue to worsen because of choices made by Musk. By staying here, lefties will be supporting an erratic chaos agent with no respect for democracy. The site's traffic has lessened greatly since takeover. Let's be part of that movement
Dear @elonmusk as a former friend may I suggest that dealing with climate change and protecting democracy might be a better use of time and money than giving racists and antisemites a social media platform
I know there is a lot going on, but it does seem like the threat to American democracy from many running for office should be a major theme of campaign coverage.
Also mainstream news organizations like the @nytimes frequently platform known liars, have long struggled to call lies lies and engage in both-sides-ing issues, which is increases disinformation in the general public. And you guys should stop doing those things.
Disinformation has only become more pervasive despite years of efforts to rein in the torrent of lies. And ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, alternative social media sites have helped cement false information as a defining feature of American politics. nyti.ms/3TcVbmp
THIS ⬇️below. Every word. A really good read.
"Forty-four billion dollars seems like a lot to pay for the right to grandly reinstate @NaziAnime666’s right to post gifs about Pizzagate or whatever, but a fool and his money are soon parted and all that."
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Musk paid $44bn for Twitter but did not demand a non-compete clause. Tell me again that he's such a smart guy, good businessman. 🙄
#Musk#Twitteruk.finance.yahoo.com/news/ja…
Here's me explaining why Elon Musk just paid a lot of money to get the worst job in the world — and how everybody, even the edgiest of edgelords, finds out the hard way that they have a red line.
I'm not saying that correlation equals causation, but Rupert Murdoch bought MySpace for $580 million in 2005, I worked for MySpace from 2006 to 2010, and it was finally sold at a massive loss in 2011 for $35 million.