It's an emerging reality that Twitter is being run as a dictatorship. And like any dictator, Elon Musk appears sensitive about his power and arbitrary in his judgments.
who were generally booted off the platform for hate speech or incitement to violence. The emerging picture is a political agenda to tilt the platform in favor of the far right.
One thing two accounts suspended last week had in common is that they both very recently mocked Musk. , Musk has suspended several notable left-wing accounts over the past week or so. A number of them were anti-fascist researchers and organizers who focused on documenting far-right activity.were singled out for criticism by the far-right writer Andy Ngo, who Musk often publicly interacts with on Twitter."MuskAntifa accounts' that should be suspended directly to him," the Intercept reported.
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