@elonmusk How the fuck does a man that is CEO of 3 companies worth almost a trillion dollars altogether have the time to just hang out and shitpost on twitter? Seems like CEOs, and billionaires in general, don’t actually have to work very much 🧐
@elonmusk I’m just curious, if “impersonation” accounts are required to include the word parody in their name/handle, wouldn’t it also be prudent to require people such as Tucker Carlson to mark their accounts as parody? Because it’s widely known his content is not a true news source
@purple_vibesz@Shabnam_Danesh@3YearLetterman@elonmusk Also there’s this. Which kind of ruins your argument that twitter favored leftists in the algorithm. If you’re smart enough to realize that they’re conspiracy theories then why do so many on the right fall for them still?
@purple_vibesz@Shabnam_Danesh@3YearLetterman@elonmusk It’s not arrogance, because it is happening in real life lol. I’d say the majority of Republican voters still believe that the election was stolen. That’s just one of several conspiracy theories the right attaches to themselves.
@purple_vibesz@Shabnam_Danesh@3YearLetterman@elonmusk That doesn’t solve the fact that millions of people are falling for conspiracy theories because of things like Elons tweet. Have fun with your made up fantasy world!
@purple_vibesz@Shabnam_Danesh@3YearLetterman@elonmusk That’s great, except you mentioned yourself multiple times that what’s posted on here has meaning and consequences. Especially when posted by someone with influence. A lot of people fully believe what he posted was truth. The right is good at falling for conspiracy theories
@purple_vibesz@Shabnam_Danesh@3YearLetterman@elonmusk Conspiracy theories and hate speech shouldn’t be a biased thing. In a world that makes sense, literally everyone would be on the same page that hate speech and false information helps no one.