Breaking news: A plane carrying Russian warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin has crashed on a flight from Moscow to St Petersburg. All 10 people on the plane died in the crash, according to Russia's emergency ministry. https://t.co/wjizVG8UCW
Even with their platform’s name changed, @elonmusk and his team seem to go along with the frenzied liberal bunch. Introduction of “community notes” or “context” fully distorts the idea of the platform as a spot of free opinion exchange. Now within each socially resonant message by a person with a large following, there can appear a remark by his opponents – put together God alone knows how, an imposed critical commentary. As a rule, consisting of primitive banalities.
For example, within a Russian’s message there appear statements by Russophobes, under traditional family’s supporters’ – those by LGBTQ+ proponents, under a meat-eater’s – by vegans, etc. It’s absolute nonsense, because any X subscriber wants to know the opinion of the account owner, but not that of his opponents’. They can perfectly speak out in their comments or accounts.
And what are those dumb comments worth, meant for degenerates without sense of humour! Like the words by some anonymous morons, placed under my latest post, claiming that minister A.Baerbock does have secondary education. Thank God! Yet even with that, she is still a fool. And a remark that the photo of the plane, which went together with the same post of mine, is not current, but comes from the WWII period? What a revelation! Of course, it is old. And it contains a hint that the present-day German leadership behave like nazis, and that’s why their planes will burn just like those of fascists’ at that time.
Who are those primitive comments meant for? Total idiots?
All these shameful “remarks” within critical posts simply devaluate Musk’s reforms in the X network. They are a sign of weakness of former Twitter in the face of his many opponents.
🇷🇺 “America is interested in the transgender homosexual agenda in Africa, whereas Russia and China are interested in providing Africa with military training & skill sharing.”