Such hypocrisy
a new level of hypocrisy for Musk because he wasthe one who suggested that Twitter should NOT have a “lords & peasants system” five short months. You might also note that the man who promised to rid Twitter of bots and make it a free speech platform and a public town square seems to have had the opposite effect.
But I respectfully submit there’s a chance that, like his entire $44 billion bet on Twitter, those were just Musk utterly out of his depth. But he didn’t really just
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