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"Digital gulag" 😂 😂 😂
He really called EU that while being from a country where almost all Western social media platforms are banned, including the one he posts on 😁
This is yet another chilling example of how far the Trump administration will go in service of his billionaire enablers.
Hate speech and harm to kids online have exploded, and now the administration is targeting those working to combat it.
Their greed knows no bounds.
Elon Musk on the Digital Services Act (2022): "I think it's exactly aligned with my thinking. I very much agree with (...) I really think, I agree with everything you (@ThierryBreton) said, really. We are very much of the same mind"
There is a something deeply hilarious when a senior official from Russia — where X, Instagram and most other American platforms are banned, and where even googling for information about items undesirable to the regime is a criminal offense — postures as a defender of free speech.
The US criticises Europe for lack of free speech - the same US where this week the most famous news programme on CBS, now owned by a Trump supporter, pulls a report critical about Trump's key policy
Unglaublich. Die USA verhängen Sanktionen gegen Deutsche, die sich gegen Desinformation einsetzen.
Damit landet die Trump-Regierung auf russischem Niveau, wo ebenfalls deutsche Medien als extremistische Organisationen sanktioniert und verboten werden.
Just to be clear -- Marco Rubio is banning the leaders of an organization called the Center for Countering Digital Hate for the "crime" of publishing a top-12 list of anti-vaxxers online.
The Center also flags content that is antisemitic or harmful to children.
Today’s 120 million euro fine from the EU against X under the Digital Services Act (DSA) will be spun as a decision againt “free speech.” It’s not. https://t.co/HaZmiOUg3M