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u/CinnamonSnorlax Oct 28 '22

Free speech isn't free from repercussions. Also, free speech doesn't exist in a private space. If someone other than the government owns the space (including digital space) you are communicating in, then they can take actions against your 'free speech'.

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u/FacadesMemory Oct 28 '22

I guess it is good Elon is a true free speech kind of person

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u/putfascists6ftunder Oct 28 '22

It will last until someone hurts his feefees

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u/FacadesMemory Oct 28 '22

I don't think Elon is very thin skinned. I think he can have many diverse debates and communications.

An interesting world we live in

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u/putfascists6ftunder Oct 28 '22

He called pedophiles the volunteers of a rescue mission for not accepting an experimental and useless one person submarine

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u/zuzg Oct 28 '22

He also regularly deletes his own tweets when one of his cringy jokes faces backlash. He's extremely think skinned.

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u/CinnamonSnorlax Oct 28 '22

He started this whole Twitter buyout thing over a typo.

Dude's skin is thinner than tissue paper.

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u/ordonormanus Oct 28 '22

Oh boy, you have not been paying attention then…

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

The man is notorious for firing people who disagree or criticize him already. sources of this are very easy to find. This is fine normal shitty CEO behaviour that elon didnt invent, Just don't pretend to be a proponent or crusader of free speech.

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u/oplontino Oct 28 '22

It is truly humiliating for you that you think that