The new forums will be named Coin Return (based on the most recent vote)! You can check on the status and timeline of the transition to the new forums here.
The Guiding Principles and New Rules document is now in effect.

It Has Been A Long Year The Last Month In [Social Media]

24567102

Posts

  • Martini_PhilosopherMartini_Philosopher Registered User regular
    mcdermott wrote: »
    I think we all saw this coming from several miles out...

    Twitter has been hit with a discrimination lawsuit over the layoffs. A class action was filed in San Fransisco today, alleging illegal targeting of women.

    From TDB:

    Nothing in the tweet worth quoting, just giving everyone a link so they can follow up on their own. I will quote from their article, however.
    Twitter has ousted 57 percent of its female employees, and 47 percent of its male employees, according to the suit filed in San Francisco court

    Seems like those HR people concerned about the demographic breakdowns were right on the money.

    Funny how we keep seeing experts in their field be right about this kind of thing.

    As always, Fuck Musk for creating this mess. I hope this albatross is hung around his neck for the rest of his life.

    Was reading the article on Ars about this, and they did note that the disparity holds even when looking at specific positions, like engineering. So it’s not a matter of layoffs hitting “non-essential” that happen to be staffed more heavily with women, which *could* potentially be defended.

    Yuuuuuup.

    It makes me wonder just how hard it would be to pierce the corporate veil and go after him for these decisions? He has this pattern of behavior that can't be chalked up to anything other than old fashioned misogyny and it's clear he alone was making the call on the layoffs. It can't be that hard in this instance to lay the foundation that he wasn't doing this in furtherance of a company goal.

    All opinions are my own and in no way reflect that of my employer.
  • PreacherPreacher Registered User regular
    I mean he was all about removing the "woke" element. You fucking know women and minorities were shown the door first.

    I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.

    pleasepaypreacher.net
  • Dark_SideDark_Side Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    mcdermott wrote: »
    I think we all saw this coming from several miles out...

    Twitter has been hit with a discrimination lawsuit over the layoffs. A class action was filed in San Fransisco today, alleging illegal targeting of women.

    From TDB:

    Nothing in the tweet worth quoting, just giving everyone a link so they can follow up on their own. I will quote from their article, however.
    Twitter has ousted 57 percent of its female employees, and 47 percent of its male employees, according to the suit filed in San Francisco court

    Seems like those HR people concerned about the demographic breakdowns were right on the money.

    Funny how we keep seeing experts in their field be right about this kind of thing.

    As always, Fuck Musk for creating this mess. I hope this albatross is hung around his neck for the rest of his life.

    Was reading the article on Ars about this, and they did note that the disparity holds even when looking at specific positions, like engineering. So it’s not a matter of layoffs hitting “non-essential” that happen to be staffed more heavily with women, which *could* potentially be defended.

    Yuuuuuup.

    It makes me wonder just how hard it would be to pierce the corporate veil and go after him for these decisions? He has this pattern of behavior that can't be chalked up to anything other than old fashioned misogyny and it's clear he alone was making the call on the layoffs. It can't be that hard in this instance to lay the foundation that he wasn't doing this in furtherance of a company goal.

    It's a good question because there really isn't much protection for Elon. He fired everyone and near as I can tell every single decision goes through him. So if they can prove that the layoffs disproportionally affected women, and he either directed that or signed off on it with full knowledge...I would hope the state would get involved and go after him at a minimum.

    Dark_Side on
  • monikermoniker Registered User regular
    Preacher wrote: »
    I mean he was all about removing the "woke" element. You fucking know women and minorities were shown the door first.

    Although it's a bit surprising because he's almost certainly also underpaying them, so it's effectively a 20% discount on payroll.

  • PreacherPreacher Registered User regular
    moniker wrote: »
    Preacher wrote: »
    I mean he was all about removing the "woke" element. You fucking know women and minorities were shown the door first.

    Although it's a bit surprising because he's almost certainly also underpaying them, so it's effectively a 20% discount on payroll.

    Considering how much he overpayed for Twitter this makes sense.

    I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.

    pleasepaypreacher.net
  • CouscousCouscous Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Part 2 of the Twitter Files is Bari Weiss describing things that Twitter disclosed years ago
    1. A new #TwitterFiles investigation reveals that teams of Twitter employees build blacklists, prevent disfavored tweets from trending, and actively limit the visibility of entire accounts or even trending topics—all in secret, without informing users.

    From 2018:
    https://blog.twitter.com/official/en_us/topics/company/2018/Setting-the-record-straight-on-shadow-banning.html
    We do rank tweets and search results. We do this because Twitter is most useful when it’s immediately relevant. These ranking models take many signals into consideration to best organize tweets for timely relevance. We must also address bad-faith actors who intend to manipulate or detract from healthy conversation.

    As a specific example, if a search result has 30,000 tweets, here’s what we take into consideration when ranking:

    *Tweets from people you’re interested in should be ranked highly
    *Tweets that are popular are likely to be interesting and should be higher ranked
    *Tweets from bad-faith actors who intend to manipulate or divide the conversation should be ranked lower

    And is pretty similar to what Musk said the policy would be:
    New Twitter policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach.

    Negative/hate tweets will be max deboosted & demonetized, so no ads or other revenue to Twitter.

    You won’t find the tweet unless you specifically seek it out, which is no different from rest of Internet.

    Couscous on
  • monikermoniker Registered User regular
    47rj055i3njg.jpg

  • CelestialBadgerCelestialBadger Registered User regular
    Jazz wrote: »
    YouTube decided to recommend me a J*rd*n P*t*rs*n video today. It did that with another one the other day.

    Fuckin' algorithms are conspiring against me.

    The Algorithm has decided you are a white American man: you must therefore be served quasi-fascism until you end up wearing a polo shirt at a rally against miscegenation.

  • tbloxhamtbloxham Registered User regular
    Dark_Side wrote: »
    mcdermott wrote: »
    I think we all saw this coming from several miles out...

    Twitter has been hit with a discrimination lawsuit over the layoffs. A class action was filed in San Fransisco today, alleging illegal targeting of women.

    From TDB:

    Nothing in the tweet worth quoting, just giving everyone a link so they can follow up on their own. I will quote from their article, however.
    Twitter has ousted 57 percent of its female employees, and 47 percent of its male employees, according to the suit filed in San Francisco court

    Seems like those HR people concerned about the demographic breakdowns were right on the money.

    Funny how we keep seeing experts in their field be right about this kind of thing.

    As always, Fuck Musk for creating this mess. I hope this albatross is hung around his neck for the rest of his life.

    Was reading the article on Ars about this, and they did note that the disparity holds even when looking at specific positions, like engineering. So it’s not a matter of layoffs hitting “non-essential” that happen to be staffed more heavily with women, which *could* potentially be defended.

    Yuuuuuup.

    It makes me wonder just how hard it would be to pierce the corporate veil and go after him for these decisions? He has this pattern of behavior that can't be chalked up to anything other than old fashioned misogyny and it's clear he alone was making the call on the layoffs. It can't be that hard in this instance to lay the foundation that he wasn't doing this in furtherance of a company goal.

    It's a good question because there really isn't much protection for Elon. He fired everyone and near as I can tell every single decision goes through him. So if they can prove that the layoffs disproportionally affected women, and he either directed that or signed off on it with full knowledge...I would hope the state would get involved and go after him at a minimum.

    I would imagine that he would be 'safe' here, as I expect that what we are seeing here is structural sexism at work. Elon didn't say, "fire all the women", Elon simply eliminated all the remote workers (a work style women prefer), demanded stupid hours (clashing with our societal expectation that women be primary caregivers), eliminated key managers (damaging the social networks that many successful women rely on in the workplace), and actively welcomed bigoted sexists back onto Twitter (upsetting women). Women are also more familiar with dealing with badly behaving men in positions of power, and are more likely to see Elons terminal spiral of behavior for what it is.

    Also, a big fraction of unfired people are on visas, and far fewer women apply for H1B visas than men.

    So, massively sexist, but probably not in a way which is actionable. Unless someone told him the changes would affect women in advance. But, I imagine that person was first out the door.

    "That is cool" - Abraham Lincoln
  • OneAngryPossumOneAngryPossum Registered User regular
    “The leaders of this platform chose not to trend some guy reposting The Protocols of the Elders of Zion line by line, and they didn’t even tell you that they weren’t bringing him to higher levels of attention.*

    Example fictional because I’m sick of pretending these people might ever have anything useful or accurate to say.

  • JazzJazz Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Jazz wrote: »
    YouTube decided to recommend me a J*rd*n P*t*rs*n video today. It did that with another one the other day.

    Fuckin' algorithms are conspiring against me.

    The Algorithm has decided you are a white American man: you must therefore be served quasi-fascism until you end up wearing a polo shirt at a rally against miscegenation.

    Then apparently the algorithm can't read an IP address.

    The bizarre part was it was in a private window (Firefox). Both times. With a reboot in between.

    Jazz on
  • evilmrhenryevilmrhenry Registered User regular
    tbloxham wrote: »
    Dark_Side wrote: »
    mcdermott wrote: »
    I think we all saw this coming from several miles out...

    Twitter has been hit with a discrimination lawsuit over the layoffs. A class action was filed in San Fransisco today, alleging illegal targeting of women.

    From TDB:

    Nothing in the tweet worth quoting, just giving everyone a link so they can follow up on their own. I will quote from their article, however.
    Twitter has ousted 57 percent of its female employees, and 47 percent of its male employees, according to the suit filed in San Francisco court

    Seems like those HR people concerned about the demographic breakdowns were right on the money.

    Funny how we keep seeing experts in their field be right about this kind of thing.

    As always, Fuck Musk for creating this mess. I hope this albatross is hung around his neck for the rest of his life.

    Was reading the article on Ars about this, and they did note that the disparity holds even when looking at specific positions, like engineering. So it’s not a matter of layoffs hitting “non-essential” that happen to be staffed more heavily with women, which *could* potentially be defended.

    Yuuuuuup.

    It makes me wonder just how hard it would be to pierce the corporate veil and go after him for these decisions? He has this pattern of behavior that can't be chalked up to anything other than old fashioned misogyny and it's clear he alone was making the call on the layoffs. It can't be that hard in this instance to lay the foundation that he wasn't doing this in furtherance of a company goal.

    It's a good question because there really isn't much protection for Elon. He fired everyone and near as I can tell every single decision goes through him. So if they can prove that the layoffs disproportionally affected women, and he either directed that or signed off on it with full knowledge...I would hope the state would get involved and go after him at a minimum.

    I would imagine that he would be 'safe' here, as I expect that what we are seeing here is structural sexism at work. Elon didn't say, "fire all the women", Elon simply eliminated all the remote workers (a work style women prefer), demanded stupid hours (clashing with our societal expectation that women be primary caregivers), eliminated key managers (damaging the social networks that many successful women rely on in the workplace), and actively welcomed bigoted sexists back onto Twitter (upsetting women). Women are also more familiar with dealing with badly behaving men in positions of power, and are more likely to see Elons terminal spiral of behavior for what it is.

    Also, a big fraction of unfired people are on visas, and far fewer women apply for H1B visas than men.

    So, massively sexist, but probably not in a way which is actionable. Unless someone told him the changes would affect women in advance. But, I imagine that person was first out the door.

    I don't think he did it on purpose, but I still think Musk settles before the lawsuit hits the discovery phase, because he really doesn't want discovery. There's also a good chance Musk screwed up the documentation so he can't actually prove that he did it legally.

  • GimGim a tall glass of water Registered User regular
    See, I wouldn't mind a good journalistic assessment of the shortcomings and bad policies of Twitter in recent years.

    Journalists willing to act as Musk's mouthpieces to push his message of "radical wokeness = white censorship" is not that one iota.

  • ArbitraryDescriptorArbitraryDescriptor Registered User regular
    Couscous wrote: »
    Part 2 of the Twitter Files is Bari Weiss describing things that Twitter disclosed years ago
    1. A new #TwitterFiles investigation reveals that teams of Twitter employees build blacklists, prevent disfavored tweets from trending, and actively limit the visibility of entire accounts or even trending topics—all in secret, without informing users.

    From 2018:
    https://blog.twitter.com/official/en_us/topics/company/2018/Setting-the-record-straight-on-shadow-banning.html
    We do rank tweets and search results. We do this because Twitter is most useful when it’s immediately relevant. These ranking models take many signals into consideration to best organize tweets for timely relevance. We must also address bad-faith actors who intend to manipulate or detract from healthy conversation.

    As a specific example, if a search result has 30,000 tweets, here’s what we take into consideration when ranking:

    *Tweets from people you’re interested in should be ranked highly
    *Tweets that are popular are likely to be interesting and should be higher ranked
    *Tweets from bad-faith actors who intend to manipulate or divide the conversation should be ranked lower

    And is pretty similar to what Musk said the policy would be:
    New Twitter policy is freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach.

    Negative/hate tweets will be max deboosted & demonetized, so no ads or other revenue to Twitter.

    You won’t find the tweet unless you specifically seek it out, which is no different from rest of Internet.

    Twitter Files - You've read the press releases, now read the emails approving those press releases.

    Subscriber Exclusive: In 2017 someone tried to use the word 'irregardless' in secret all hands email. Tonight, we reveal that person's full name, only on Twitter Files

  • CouscousCouscous Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Health reporter @PhillyInquirer:

    Elon Musk:
    .@elonmusk, yes or no — do Weiss and Taibbi have access to users’ DMs? It would be good to get clear explanation about this screen and yes/no answer to this straightforward question.
    Musk wrote:
    DMs should be encrypted, so that it is impossible for anyone at Twitter to see the public’s DMs, just as is the case with Signal or iMessage
    So Musk is probably lying as there has they weren't encrypted according to Musk as of only a couple weeks ago, said they were going to make them encrypted, and nothing has been announced about them becoming encrypted

    Couscous on
  • This content has been removed.

  • GoumindongGoumindong Registered User regular
    Frankly the biggest thing there is that Twitter was preventing conservative political accounts from being banned without discussing it with the policy team first.

    wbBv3fj.png
  • CouscousCouscous Registered User regular
    The way they are using shadowbanned is also just wrong. "banned" is an important part of the term. The accusation was that Twitter was preventing even followers from seeing the tweets, not that the algorithm didn't amplify them.

  • Dark_SideDark_Side Registered User regular
    I feel like that's a tacit admission he's been reading user's DM's.

  • ElldrenElldren Is a woman dammit ceterum censeoRegistered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Goumindong wrote: »
    Frankly the biggest thing there is that Twitter was preventing conservative political accounts from being banned without discussing it with the policy team first.

    Yeah. The story here is that Twitter was literally covering for a terrorist.

    I am actually really fucking mad about that

    Edit: and continue to provide cover for her obviously because Musk is also a massive transphobe

    Elldren on
    fuck gendered marketing
  • ArdolArdol Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Who was CEO at the time? :| lol this is so dumb

    (The women referred to runs the Libs of Tiktok account which directs hate targets. For example Boston Children's Hospital for treating transgender children)

    Ardol on
  • monikermoniker Registered User regular
    Ardol wrote: »
    Who was CEO at the time? :| lol this is so dumb

    (The women referred to runs the Libs of Tiktok account which directs hate targets. For example Boston Children's Hospital for treating transgender children)

    November 21, 2022 you say. Perhaps firing all your moderators has a negative impact on content moderation.

  • ArbitraryDescriptorArbitraryDescriptor Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Elldren wrote: »
    Goumindong wrote: »
    Frankly the biggest thing there is that Twitter was preventing conservative political accounts from being banned without discussing it with the policy team first.

    Yeah. The story here is that Twitter was literally covering for a terrorist.

    I am actually really fucking mad about that

    Edit: and continue to provide cover for her obviously because Musk is also a massive transphobe

    The memo from SIP-PES (later in that thread) reads like they want to be contacted because they're looking for a reason to permaban her.
    Site Policy Recommendation

    Site Policy recommends placing @LibsOfTiktok ([LTT] 1.3M followers, not verified) in a 7-day timeout at the account level [meaning, not for a specific Tweet] based on the account's continued pattern of indirectly violating Twitter's Hateful Conduct Policy by tweeting content that either leads to or intends to incite harassment against individuals and institutions that support LGBTQ communities. At this time, Site Policy has not found explicitly violative Tweets, which would result in a permanent suspension of the account.

    This type of enforcement action [repeated 7-day timeouts at the account-level] will not lead to permanent suspension, however: should LTT engage in any other direct Tweet-level violations of any of Site Policy's policies, we will move forward with permanent suspension.

    Assessment

    Since its most recent timeout, while LTT has not directly engaged in behavior violative of the Hateful Conduct policy, the user has continued targeting individuals/allies/supporters of the LGBTQIA+ community for alleged misconduct. The targeting of at least one of these institutions...

    Emphasis mine. Interpretation: They keep temp suspending her for indirect violations, but their policy doesn't allow for permaban on those grounds, so please, please, let them know if you found a tweet explicitly violating literally any rule.

    [Edit]
    Please note: *I* didn't cut the memo off right before they they [presumably] describe the various ways in which Raichik is a genuine public menace. That was where [presumably] Bari chose to crop the screenshot, [presumably] because it would really undermine her narrative where Raichik is somehow the real victim here.

    ArbitraryDescriptor on
  • ArdolArdol Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    I don't know what's more embarrassing, that Bari mislabels actions twitter took publicly (And wrote about publicly AND have been endorsed by Elon as the future of Twitter moderation) as "shadowbanning" in order to accuse them of lying about not shadowbannning accounts? Or that she describes a secret group of people meeting to make decisions about twitter policy made up of...the top executives at twitter.

    Like Twitter was a publicly traded company. Those executives were all publicly known! That's not a secret group holding meetings those are just regular old executive meetings?!

    Also I am genuinely curious as to whether Elon proscribed to these hacks what he wanted them to find? Or if he's just such a credulous dumbass he believes that because they framed non-scandals in a scandalous voice that they're an actual thing.

    Ardol on
  • EchoEcho ski-bap ba-dapModerator, Administrator admin
    Well, had to happen sooner or later. Had a tweet bookmarked, that user probably migrated off of Twitter and deleted their account.

    So much stuff getting lost.

  • ArbitraryDescriptorArbitraryDescriptor Registered User regular
    Ardol wrote: »
    I don't know what's more embarrassing, that Bari mislabels actions twitter took publicly (And wrote about publicly AND have been endorsed by Elon as the future of Twitter moderation) as "shadowbanning" in order to accuse them of lying about not shadowbannning accounts? Or that she describes a secret group of people meeting to make decisions about twitter policy made up of...the top executives at twitter.

    Like Twitter was a publicly traded company. Those executives were all publicly known! That's not a secret group holding meetings those are just regular old executive meetings?!

    For me, it's definitely the describing of regular internal communications as "secret" simply because they were not live-streamed.

  • DibbitDibbit Registered User, Transition Team regular
    Ardol wrote: »
    I don't know what's more embarrassing, that Bari mislabels actions twitter took publicly (And wrote about publicly AND have been endorsed by Elon as the future of Twitter moderation) as "shadowbanning" in order to accuse them of lying about not shadowbannning accounts? Or that she describes a secret group of people meeting to make decisions about twitter policy made up of...the top executives at twitter.

    Like Twitter was a publicly traded company. Those executives were all publicly known! That's not a secret group holding meetings those are just regular old executive meetings?!

    For me, it's definitely the describing of regular internal communications as "secret" simply because they were not live-streamed.

    I think that they would've just moved the goalposts.
    If this had been live-streamed on twitch, the scandal would have been "Why didn't CNN devote a 3 hour news block to this? The Main-stream-media is supressing this because they're so Woke! On top of that, Twitch did not promote this in their hot-streams because they HATE conservatives"

    It will literally never be enough, because they MUST be a victim.

  • DibbitDibbit Registered User, Transition Team regular
    Echo wrote: »
    Well, had to happen sooner or later. Had a tweet bookmarked, that user probably migrated off of Twitter and deleted their account.

    So much stuff getting lost.

    That's the thing with digital storage: It's all eternally available, until it very much isn't.

  • monikermoniker Registered User regular
    Dibbit wrote: »
    Echo wrote: »
    Well, had to happen sooner or later. Had a tweet bookmarked, that user probably migrated off of Twitter and deleted their account.

    So much stuff getting lost.

    That's the thing with digital storage: It's all eternally available, until it very much isn't.

    The joke in archives is that digital files will last for forever or 20 years. Whichever comes first.

  • GoumindongGoumindong Registered User regular
    Elldren wrote: »
    Goumindong wrote: »
    Frankly the biggest thing there is that Twitter was preventing conservative political accounts from being banned without discussing it with the policy team first.

    Yeah. The story here is that Twitter was literally covering for a terrorist.

    I am actually really fucking mad about that

    Edit: and continue to provide cover for her obviously because Musk is also a massive transphobe

    The memo from SIP-PES (later in that thread) reads like they want to be contacted because they're looking for a reason to permaban her.
    Site Policy Recommendation

    Site Policy recommends placing @LibsOfTiktok ([LTT] 1.3M followers, not verified) in a 7-day timeout at the account level [meaning, not for a specific Tweet] based on the account's continued pattern of indirectly violating Twitter's Hateful Conduct Policy by tweeting content that either leads to or intends to incite harassment against individuals and institutions that support LGBTQ communities. At this time, Site Policy has not found explicitly violative Tweets, which would result in a permanent suspension of the account.

    This type of enforcement action [repeated 7-day timeouts at the account-level] will not lead to permanent suspension, however: should LTT engage in any other direct Tweet-level violations of any of Site Policy's policies, we will move forward with permanent suspension.

    Assessment

    Since its most recent timeout, while LTT has not directly engaged in behavior violative of the Hateful Conduct policy, the user has continued targeting individuals/allies/supporters of the LGBTQIA+ community for alleged misconduct. The targeting of at least one of these institutions...

    Emphasis mine. Interpretation: They keep temp suspending her for indirect violations, but their policy doesn't allow for permaban on those grounds, so please, please, let them know if you found a tweet explicitly violating literally any rule.

    [Edit]
    Please note: *I* didn't cut the memo off right before they they [presumably] describe the various ways in which Raichik is a genuine public menace. That was where [presumably] Bari chose to crop the screenshot, [presumably] because it would really undermine her narrative where Raichik is somehow the real victim here.

    She also quotes “ LTT has not directly engaged in behavior violative of the Hateful Conduct policy” without noting the part before this which clarifies “since their most recent timeout” as if this is some sort of gotcha

    Anyway while the Sep-pes team did look like they wanted to ban her they still prevented any action against the account until they conferred. This isn’t going to have the effect of the account receiving more moderation

    wbBv3fj.png
  • TetraNitroCubaneTetraNitroCubane Not Angry... Just VERY Disappointed...Registered User regular
    So apparently one of the people Elon has given full access to Twitter's user's private DMs is Abigail Shrier, known transphobe.


    Oh this is very not good
    Our team was given extensive, unfiltered access to Twitter's Internal communcation and systems. One of the things we wanted to know was whether Twitter systemically suppressed political speech. Here's what we found:


    In case you don’t know who Abigail Shrier, one of the people on Elon Musk’s team given access to DMs, slack, and the company computer is…

    She is a famous transphobe that advocates for mass detransitioning and Jon Oliver blasted her in his famous trans rights episode weeks ago

    Seeing as Elon handed the keys to the system over to some nakedly, blatantly transphobic assholes, I'm having a harder and harder times believing this is an oopise-boingo and not a calculated attempt to harm the marginalized.

  • ElldrenElldren Is a woman dammit ceterum censeoRegistered User regular
    edited December 2022
    I don't know why any of y'all are still using twitter.

    This is the reddest of red flags

    delete everything

    get out now

    Elldren on
    fuck gendered marketing
  • EchoEcho ski-bap ba-dapModerator, Administrator admin
    I wonder exactly how many degrees of GDPR fuckups have been committed so far.

    Because when those court cases start rolling in…

  • Dark_SideDark_Side Registered User regular
    Seeing as Elon handed the keys to the system over to some nakedly, blatantly transphobic assholes, I'm having a harder and harder times believing this is an oopise-boingo and not a calculated attempt to harm the marginalized.

    What the ever loving fuck is he thinking? That kind of document dump is bordering on criminal negligence.

  • PolaritiePolaritie Sleepy Registered User regular
    Echo wrote: »
    I wonder exactly how many degrees of GDPR fuckups have been committed so far.

    Because when those court cases start rolling in…

    Remind me how many counts it takes for the penalties to hit 100% annual revenue?

    Steam: Polaritie
    3DS: 0473-8507-2652
    Switch: SW-5185-4991-5118
    PSN: AbEntropy
  • Captain InertiaCaptain Inertia Central OhioRegistered User regular
    He’s literally giving access to all users info to people who are anxious to use it to cause harm

    Probably not long before it’s available somewhere on demand for the full chud army to start causing MAJOR problems

    l7ygmd1dd4p1.jpeg
    3b2y43dozpk3.jpeg
  • MuzzmuzzMuzzmuzz Registered User regular
    I don't like to psychoanalyze from the safety of my computer, but I can't help that this hard turn to transphobia miiiiight have something to do with Grimes leaving him for another woman, who just happens to be transgender.

  • Dark_SideDark_Side Registered User regular
    edited December 2022
    Also I am genuinely curious as to whether Elon proscribed to these hacks what he wanted them to find? Or if he's just such a credulous dumbass he believes that because they framed non-scandals in a scandalous voice that they're an actual thing.

    Matt Taibbi put a comment in his regular news service thing about how Elon had given specific requirements for reporting on his big Twitter news. The context was that it meant it had to be reported on Twitter, but the implication was certainly there that Musk dictated how the story would be reported.

    Musk is stupid sure, but he knows enough to control the story and he knew he needed journalists to "report" it so looked legitimate and not like petty axe grinding.

    Dark_Side on
  • GoumindongGoumindong Registered User regular
    The most divorced man in history

    wbBv3fj.png
  • Dark_SideDark_Side Registered User regular
    He’s literally giving access to all users info to people who are anxious to use it to cause harm

    Probably not long before it’s available somewhere on demand for the full chud army to start causing MAJOR problems

    Congress/The FCC needs to haul him in to explain himself like yesterday.

This discussion has been closed.