• Clay_pidgin
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    77 months ago

    He has the right to say whatever he wants, especially on a platform he owns, and advertisers have the right to not put their ads next to content that they disapprove of. He’s a ridiculous manchild.

      • Clay_pidgin
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        37 months ago

        No? Do you think they have some obligation to keep running ads on Twitter wether they want to or not?

        • @[email protected]OP
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          -27 months ago

          Nobody said they were obligated to run ads. Why are you people so intent on trying to change the subject?

          • Clay_pidgin
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            47 months ago

            Please clarify what you think the subject is.

            I summarize this story as: Musk tweets something offensive, advertisers don’t like their ads associated with him, advertisers pull their ads, Musk reenacts the fable of the sour grapes. Is there more to the story that I’m missing?

            • @TJD
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              7 months ago

              You, if you’ve already forgotten, called musk a “manchild” for not just doing what advertisers wanted. When you were asked why the advertisers are not also “manchildren” for crying about what’s on Twitter, you just tried to change the topic to free markets. Nobody, anywhere, was saying that the advertisers were not allowed to pull out. You were asked a question of value about their choice to pull out.

              • Clay_pidgin
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                7 months ago

                No, I called him a manchild because he told the businesses on whom Twitter’s continued existence depends to go fuck themselves. He’s pure Ego, just saying whatever comes to mind without regard for the consequences. “what the advertisers want” is not to have their ads run next to anti semitic, racist, or otherwise offensive content. Same as every other advertiser on every other platform. Seems perfectly reasonable to me.

                • @TJD
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                  -37 months ago

                  Ahh, I didn’t realize you were just pro-corporate censorship via advertiser interest. Should’ve lead with that. See, not all of us agree that advertisements having such a major sway in what we all see is a good thing.

        • @[email protected]OP
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          07 months ago

          Nobody said otherwise. Is this the new CNN talking point you guys were all told to spam or something? Free market has nothing to do with it.