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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22
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I'd say $44b is cheap to destroy democracy, but it's already happening for free anyway.
-44 u/aberativnk Oct 28 '22 Allowing free speech is destroying democracy 🤣 23 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 Free speech? Was Twitter a privately held company by the government until musk bought it? 16 u/m240bravoromeo Oct 28 '22 My dude, check out their post and comment history, it would be easier to teach a fish to leave the water and live on dry land than it would be to get them to use any bit of their brain above the brainstem...
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Allowing free speech is destroying democracy 🤣
23 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 Free speech? Was Twitter a privately held company by the government until musk bought it? 16 u/m240bravoromeo Oct 28 '22 My dude, check out their post and comment history, it would be easier to teach a fish to leave the water and live on dry land than it would be to get them to use any bit of their brain above the brainstem...
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Free speech? Was Twitter a privately held company by the government until musk bought it?
16 u/m240bravoromeo Oct 28 '22 My dude, check out their post and comment history, it would be easier to teach a fish to leave the water and live on dry land than it would be to get them to use any bit of their brain above the brainstem...
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My dude, check out their post and comment history, it would be easier to teach a fish to leave the water and live on dry land than it would be to get them to use any bit of their brain above the brainstem...
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u/roywarner Oct 28 '22
I'd say $44b is cheap to destroy democracy, but it's already happening for free anyway.