It’s kinda the goal though, destroy twitter so it’s no longer a tool for public discourse that’s open.
Push everyone off into fragmented replacements, so the effect of public coordination is dampened. And Musk is too narrow in thinking to have ever valued Brazil for his secondary goals.
It’s kinda the goal though, destroy twitter so it’s no longer a tool for public discourse that’s open.
Push everyone off into fragmented replacements, so the effect of public coordination is dampened. And Musk is too narrow in thinking to have ever valued Brazil for his secondary goals.
Who’s destroying Xitter, though?
Musk. The entire goal was to break it from the beginning.