Bofferbrauer2 said:
I actually considered him a Reaganite, not a modern right winger, but still a conservative rather than any modern democrat. |
This is more so what I meant. Today's politics automatically put him on the right regardless of where he lands from a more standard balanced past politic.
I don't think Elon would shift Twitter hard right because he is hard right, I just can't help but wonder whether he would for a time, to teach a lesson while getting a kick out of the reactions. That couldn't go on for long before he would, pre planned, shift back to center.
Elon likes to make a strong point whenever he decides to, even when it comes to miniscule stuff, like not being able to sell a flamethrower.
What's that? I can't or really shouldn't you say? Oh really?
Zkuq said: Eh. As far as I know, you have to say some pretty bad stuff to get banned on Twitter, but you can fairly freely express your opinion. Twitter's main problem is that is absolutely sucks for any kind of serious discussion. |
Being so highly promoted by big tech and big media sure doesn't help either. The more consolidation that occurs, the more Twitter becomes the norm for everything and everyone.
Idiocracy courtroom scene eat your heart out.