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is this the "radical free speech?" Elon meant?
Honest to god I thought it was an X to close the window the first time I glanced at it
fascist Elmo suing a group that monitors X hate speech
free speech for me, but not for thee
Musk isn't going to do .
Team Africa Rise Up
You're obsessed with skin color.
Team Africa Rise Up!
What is that even supposed to mean in this context?
I read that musk is getting injected with that fetish weight loss drug, maybe to lose his dad bod before the cage match
"Battle Ready"
is throttling accounts Elon doesn't like "extreme free speech"?
Throttling, shadowbanning and ID verification for blue checks are back. If Elon wants to keep big, corporate advertisers -- any who might be left by now -- he'll need to bring back most of the content moderation policies he disparages.
but perhaps he's content to keep twitter as a money-losing haven for right wing posting.
I ain't been back since they ran the old man off.
The best part? I left with him following me. The President of the United States followed me.
It's funny you say that while the base of X, formally Twitter, is more than likely 95% lib s bag blue hair pansexual tranny regressives like yourself.
Two brands suspend advertising on X after their ads appeared next to pro-Nazi content
Clare Duffy Brian Fung
By Clare Duffy and Brian Fung, CNN
ds for brands including Adobe, Gilead Sciences, the University of Maryland’s football team, New York University Langone Hospital and NCTA-The Internet and Television Association were run alongside tweets from the account that had garnered hundreds of thousands of views, CNN observed.
Spokespeople for NCTA and pharmaceutical company Gilead said that they immediately paused their ad spending on X after CNN flagged their ads on the pro-Nazi account.
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