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The government can't do that. That would be a 1A violation and they could be sued by the company they're trying to compel to suppress speech and they would lose. Remember, the 1A constrains the government.The issue is when the government uses it to manufacture consent and censor dissenting opinions to the narrative.
No más, Tomás.
Happy new year.The government can't do that. That would be a 1A violation and they could be sued by the company they're trying to compel to suppress speech and they would lose. Remember, the 1A constrains the government.
True for the US govt anyway, but recall that the Russian government used Twitter exactly as you describe in order to fool the masses into voting for Trump.The government can't do that. That would be a 1A violation and they could be sued by the company they're trying to compel to suppress speech and they would lose. Remember, the 1A constrains the government.
Fidelity's Blue Chip Growth Fund stake in Twitter was valued at around $8.63 million as of November, according to a monthly disclosure and Fidelity Contrafund notice first reported today by Axios. That's down from $19.66 million as of the end of October.
Macroeconomic trends are likely to blame in part. Stripe took a 28% internal valuation cut in July, while Instacart this week reportedly suffered a 75% cut to its valuation.
But Twitter's wishy-washy policies post-Musk clearly haven't helped matters.
I'm guessing too much loud music has had bad effects on your brain.You're really comparing a 1MW system to a 3.75MW system?
He’s contractually obligated to Truth Social to a degree, and that is part of his decision making. Not that he ever paid much attention to contracts or legal obligations, but in this case it could cost him cash.Only because he knows, or his backers know, that Truth Social will crash if he goes back on Twitter. 50/50 chance he gets desperate and goes back on Twitter at some point to feed his grift machine, Truth Social investors be damned.
I don't believe that people had any illusions about Putin being a thug, yet most people probably considered him to be a rational actor. They didn't expect him to go completely off the rails, just as people probably didn't expect Musk to go off the rails at Twitter.That’s basically my point.
I would like to add that we in the west and especially in Europe have dropped the ball in an epic way in the years leading up to this war.
The dependency on Russian oil and gas, not stepping in much sooner when Russia occupied the Crimea, MH17 -the list goes on. We turned a blind eye in our addiction to fossil fuels and the world would be a different place if we acted sooner.
Point is were faced with an awful war that needs to stop and I ‘get’ Elon’s position -flawed as it might be.
I know but what Ukraine really needs is air power. Problem with western fighter planes is that they require a lot of maintenance which would require NATO presence.
I get that Ukraine can make up its own mind but there’s still something like diplomacy.
Anyway let’s agree that it’s a horrible situation and that we’re all hoping for the best outcome.
Remember - there is no reason to believe that Elon's actions on Twitter have any impact on demand since any loss in left leaning buyers will be made up by right leaning ones (or so we have been told).
You should seen the shocked look on my face. It's like if someone told me that there is gambling going on in the casino. Shocked I tell you, shocked.
Um, I see Elon's actions as almost completely demand-destroying.
He's abandoning everything he stood for in the dimensions of saving the planet, and instead championing far-right conspiracy lunatics who appreciate his support but will NEVER buy an electric car. He is NOT making new Tesla sales on the far right - they will still be out there with their diesel half-ton pickups blocking supercharging stations for the joy of it. Meanwhile he's portraying himself as the enemy of just about the entire pro-science, pro-planet crowd who used to be proud to drive a Tesla and are now wishing they could at least re-badge even if the vehicle itself still supports what they believe in.
You'd be better off making the case that the pro-planet crowd will hold their nose over Elon's politics vs thinking the coal-rollers will start driving Model 3's.
Techdirt: It Took Just Four Days From Elon Gleefully Admitting He'd Unplugged A Server Rack For Twitter To Have A Major Outage.
It Took Just Four Days From Elon Gleefully Admitting He’d Unplugged A Server Rack For Twitter To Have A Major Outage
I know, I know. Some of the more angry commenters around here keep insisting that I should stop talking about Elon Musk and Twitter, and I want to do exactly that. I planned to do exactly that and …www.techdirt.com
Twitter sued for not paying San Francisco office rent
The owner of the Hartford Building in San Francisco, the home of Twitter HQ, is suing the social media company for failing to pay $136,250 in rent.www.yahoo.com
Pretty sure some here would defend it. “Elon needs to be Elon” “waste of money better spent on bringing balance to social media” “4D chess” etc.I saw this happened in Seattle too. Moving to Texas soon? I don't see how a landlord would want a tenant that did this though unless they paid upfront the rent a year/many months in advance.
Still scummy and if I was an employee, I'd be concerned if I'd even be paid if this is how a company is ran. Don't see how folks can even begin to defend this.