Ari CohnDec 16, 2022

I explained to the world (ok, to a journalist) that Elon can ban whatever he wants on Twitter, but he's in for a bad and stupid time if he thinks he can sue a kid for posting publicly available flight data.

https://www.newsweek.com/so-much-elon-musks-commitment-free-speech-opinion-1767506

So Much for Elon Musk's Commitment to Free Speech | Opinion

Musk may be betraying his stated commitment to free speech with an apparent crackdown he's launching against an account that targeted him personally.

Newsweek
Show threadLong Truong
@AriCohn pour one out for the poor lawyer that's going to have to write a paragraph pleading the posting Elons flight info resulted in some crazy guy following a car
Dec 16, 2022 at 12:55amWeb
Show threadAri CohnDec 16, 2022
@lxtruong pour one out for any lawyer that has to do anything for that guy. Can you imagine?
Show threadLong TruongDec 16, 2022

@AriCohn my friends friend works at SpaceX and has described him as a nuisance owner. I bet those employees at his other companies (tesla excepted) are probably excited he's self immolating on Twitter instead of bugging them.

Tesla employees probably pissed their options are tanking.

Show threadAri CohnDec 16, 2022
@lxtruong sounds about right
Show threadBruce Halperin Dec 16, 2022
@AriCohn @lxtruong which may not even have happened! We only have Elon’s word (the word of a proven liar) that it happened.
Show threadAri CohnDec 16, 2022

@BruceHalperin @lxtruong oh I'm on record as putting it at only a 30% chance of having happened.

Many think that is too high.