Barakov
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Another good one:
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These fucking people.....
Another good one:
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Good prediction IMO. And damn, those Costco hotdogs are awesome.My prediction: Twitter in a year from now looks a lot like Twitter today. People screeching that this is the end of humanity/the rebirth of freeze peaches will be disappointed. Costco hot dogs remain $1.50
Another good one:
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It's so hard to tell these days.He's being facetious.
This.For all of you questioning the move, let's be honest here. Twitter is already a terrible place to be, it's a place that practices OPEN CENSORSHIP (alex jones, trump, babilon bee etc). There's no way Elon will make it worse.
It'll either become a good place to have "free speech" or it will cease to be relevant. In any case we win.
My favorite so far:
Jokes. How do they work?The dude is asking for the job like a Fox in the henhouse.
Not only he is not qualified for the job, this is the last type of person you would want in there.
For all the constant talk about inclusivity, they aren't willing or able to share a common platform with the diversity of people point of views.
Last year, but Neogaf is still historically left of center, it's just the left has gone illiberal as they say.
My favorite so far:
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My favorite so far:
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Neither does Bill Gates.college degree thumpers are the new meme
Even Steve Jobs (rip)Neither does Bill Gates.
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I'm seeing a pattern here.Even Steve Jobs (rip)
Very lax. Usually only seems to involve deletion of a tweet. And there is an appeals process.It's definitely a possibility.
Many Americans (which matters, because it's an American company and not exactly super popular outside of it) don't realize what people from other countries consider to actually be "free speech". Here in the US, the first amendment provides meager protections by placing several restrictions upon the government. That's it. Musk, as he has expressed before, thinks that Twitter - a private entity not affiliated with the government - somehow suppresses what he considers "free speech". Well, that's easy to quantify from observation: he doesn't think the people that got banned for breaking the rules, such as hate, abuse, shitty politics, forwarding conspiracies, etc, should have been banned. Right? I mean, who else have Twitter been banning aside from bots? If someone doesn't run afoul of their rather lax rules they get to remain on the platform. I am pretty sure even the Taliban still have their account active, because they have not broken the rules.
Also, not to be misunderstood, I don't actually give much of a shit about Twitter, and even less about whatever one of the various space-related billionaires might be buying on any given day. I just think that the "FREE SPEECH!" crowd is missing what could well be the obvious because they view this as some kind of win, and projecting their value of Twitter in their own minds upon everyone else. When in reality even Reddit is more popular, and the whole thing could be replaced by a startup in weeks.
He runs a center-right think tank on partisanship and ideology. It’s a joke.This has to be joke, right? Now only the ideas and leadership of those with advanced degrees matter!?!?
That said, if this is a joke (I hope it is), it's funny!
Very lax. Usually only seems to involve deletion of a tweet. And there is an appeals process.
It's not like discussion on economics is banned.
He's an antivaxxer so maybe he wants to loosen moderation on that sewage back into the twitter supply untreated.
Pretty much this....until the Right does something stupid (like elect Trump), then I'm back on the other line of the center....but still being yelled at by the "woke." Then it wobbles back...and Im being yelled at by the right being a "concerned moderate." Whatever.
Last year, but Neogaf is still historically left of center, it's just the left has gone illiberal as they say.
Yes, lax. Lax in fairness. Lax in ways like banning the New York Post for the laptop story, only to have the story satisfactorily confirmed by co-conspirators a year later.It's definitely a possibility.
Many Americans (which matters, because it's an American company and not exactly super popular outside of it) don't realize what people from other countries consider to actually be "free speech". Here in the US, the first amendment provides meager protections by placing several restrictions upon the government. That's it. Musk, as he has expressed before, thinks that Twitter - a private entity not affiliated with the government - somehow suppresses what he considers "free speech". Well, that's easy to quantify from observation: he doesn't think the people that got banned for breaking the rules, such as hate, abuse, shitty politics, forwarding conspiracies, etc, should have been banned. Right? I mean, who else have Twitter been banning aside from bots? If someone doesn't run afoul of their rather lax rules they get to remain on the platform. I am pretty sure even the Taliban still have their account active, because they have not broken the rules.
Also, not to be misunderstood, I don't actually give much of a shit about Twitter, and even less about whatever one of the various space-related billionaires might be buying on any given day. I just think that the "FREE SPEECH!" crowd is missing what could well be the obvious because they view this as some kind of win, and projecting their value of Twitter in their own minds upon everyone else. When in reality even Reddit is more popular, and the whole thing could be replaced by a startup in weeks.
Nah dude it was all about the turkey, bacon, and guacamole sub. It was dense.I miss Quiznos. They had the best sub. The chicken Carbonara was S tier when you added tomatoes.
I miss Quiznos. They had the best sub. The chicken Carbonara was S tier when you added tomatoes.
why do you even still go there who cares bout themAs someone who leans left... I hope this can help change the culture and rein in the lunatic fringe a bit..
but I doubt it.
I was reading an ERA thread on this.. and the lunatic left dogpiling is really out of control. Literally no discussion is allowed.
For all of you questioning the move, let's be honest here. Twitter is already a terrible place to be, it's a place that practices OPEN CENSORSHIP (alex jones, trump, babilon bee etc). There's no way Elon will make it worse.
It'll either become a good place to have "free speech" or it will cease to be relevant. In any case we win.
Yes, lax. Lax in fairness. Lax in ways like banning the New York Post for the laptop story, only to have the story satisfactorily confirmed by co-conspirators a year later.
They were sharing personal information that the party who was being exposed didn't want made public. Remember Hunter wasn't holding any kind of political office and wasn't a public figure. He had the temerity of being the rich-kid son of the future US president and was a crack head or whatever. That doesn't give the NYP free reign to share his private data.
Oh yea, out of bounds like the last time this happened *looks over at calendar* a week ago with Libs of Tiktok and Taylor Lorenz who was never banned at any point.They were sharing personal information that the party who was being exposed didn't want made public. Remember Hunter wasn't holding any kind of political office and wasn't a public figure. He had the temerity of being the rich-kid son of the future US president and was a crack head or whatever. That doesn't give the NYP free reign to share his private data.
Didn't CNN dox (or threaten to dox) someone for making some Trump/CNN meme? How did THAT not get their account banned? That was just some random kid iirc.They were sharing personal information that the party who was being exposed didn't want made public. Remember Hunter wasn't holding any kind of political office and wasn't a public figure. He had the temerity of being the rich-kid son of the future US president and was a crack head or whatever. That doesn't give the NYP free reign to share his private data.
Nah dude it was all about the turkey, bacon, and guacamole sub. It was dense.
I wish I had a giant tub of the Quiznos red wine vinegar sandwich topping.Quiznos never shied away from putting loads of THICK JUICY MEAT on their sandwiches. I miss them. Subway just sucks
I wish I had a giant tub of the Quiznos red wine vinegar sandwich topping.
Tell that to the Washington Post, who also shared private information that a private citizen didn’t want out because she *checks notes* reposted shitty TikTok videos.
Oh yea, out of bounds like the last time this happened *looks over at calendar* a week ago with Libs of Tiktok and Taylor Lorenz who was never banned at any point.
Didn't CNN dox (or threaten to dox) someone for making some Trump/CNN meme? How did THAT not get their account banned? That was just some random kid iirc.
Rules for thee but not for me!