Musk is inviting his red-state pals to prosecute people who dare to advise advertisers to stay away from his toxic swamp.
This is what right-wing extremists like Musk actually think about free speech. (They hate it when it's directed, unfavorably, at them.)
Is there a list of current deadbird site advertisers? I want to stay current on businesses to avoid in my shopping.
@dangillmor right-wing extremists don’t run businesses or „call for criminal prosecution“.
Right-wing extremists are killing people with guns or bare-handed, dismembering them alive and taking pictures of it, and blowing up bombs in crowded places.
You clearly haven’t met a right-wing extremist in your life, so I’m telling you.
The man you referring to is rather a controversial extravagant entrepreneur who sometimes express contradictory opinions and makes weird decisions.
@Beeks you’re reserving the whole platform for some little dyslexic subculture? Life is a bit more complex than Team Musk on „X“ vs. Team Anti-Musk on Mastodon.
Your words almost make me wish you’d meet a real Nazi and understand the whole absurdity, naivety and outrageousness of your speeches.
I’m not defending Elon Musk (I don’t think he’s in need of any defence) — I’m defending the meanings; losing them puts our common world into chaos, waking real nightmares up.
@Beeks if you’d like to know what real Nazi looks like, google who is Alexey Milchakov, what are his actions and ideas.
If you’d like to know what real Nazi do, google Crocus City Hall terroristic attack suspects detention details.
It’s alright not to like Musk and to oppose what he does, but calling him a Nazi simply means lying. It does increase the degree of hatred in your society, it does create real Nazi’s (and also their just as cruel far-left alternatives).
Dan Gillmor
Boris Nikitashov
Beeks