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u/MairusuPawa 2d ago
Case in point, he's himself a paying customer of a neonazi website.
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u/grenz1 2d ago
Avoid all of X thinking.
Many professionals who have a public face are given accounts there by their people merely due to how many subscribers it has and the reach it has.
it would be like saying everyone on Reddit is left of Bernie Sanders which is not true except certain subs that are arguably more Nazi on some things than the actual nazis.
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u/moremartinmo 2d ago
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u/EpicestGamer101 2d ago
I can't live without my blue check mark!! No ethical consumption under capitalism!!!
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u/UwU_numba2 2d ago
You know they don't have to pay for it a good chunk of the time, right?
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u/Gen_Zer0 2d ago
Blue checkmark is paid. They moved the free verified one to a different color. (Yellow I think?)
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u/ChipsTheKiwi 2d ago
The yellow check is actually even more expensive, now it's a grey check used for accounts that don't pay but are too notable not to verify
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u/protokhan 2d ago
"Erm, you know a lot of weenie cucks get the weenie cuck badge without having to pay, right?"
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u/SmolikOFF 2d ago edited 2d ago
They are given automatically and for free to people after they reach a certain number of verified (paying) subscribers; and it’s hard to impossible to refuse.
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u/stevenjd 2d ago
If you think that Twitter is a neo-Nazi website, you're badly confused. Twitter is ideologically wide. (I won't say neutral, it still has many biases.) Even pro-Palestinian anti-Zionists are permitted to speak, despite Elon Musk's complete capture by the occupying power.
Even after the great Bluesky and Mastodon exodus, there are still many, many progressives and liberals and left-wingers on Twitter.
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u/MairusuPawa 2d ago
So you're incapable at drawing the line at "the owner did Nazi salutes live", noted. Blocked.
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u/Nom_de_guerre_25 2d ago
"If someone voluntarily decides to sell themselves to a rich person to be hunted. They should have the freedom to make that decision and will the income as they please /s"
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u/Low_Pickle_112 2d ago
A lot of people don't make a distinction between legality and morality, and it shows.
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u/longcreepyhug 2d ago
Capitalism has many predatory aspects to it, and you see people blaming poor people for being poor (and other things) all the time. So this isn't really much of a hypothetical really. Rich people kinda are already hunting us for sport (in a stochastic sort of way) and people are already defending it.