Elon Musk’s presence on Twitter left a lasting effect and heralded the start of a time when openness and free expression were prioritized. This break from the Big Tech Woke oligarchy opens us several opportunities for long-overdue progress in our digital environment.
In the days before the 2022 midterm elections, Elon Musk’s hiring by Twitter served as a flashpoint. It is now evident that Big Tech platforms are being used by state actors for the enforcement of their preferred narratives as high-profile investigative reports, like Matt Taibbi and Bari Weiss’ “Twitter Files,” keep bringing systemic issues into focus. These issues range from FBI censorship of election discourse to government crackdowns on how American citizens view Covid policy responses.
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Elon Musk, despite his steadfast support for free speech, has adopted a tough position against journalists whom he accuses of violating privacy rules by doxxing the specific location of one of his flights.
It is difficult for many people to get this sort of information openly since scraping and publishing it takes specialist understanding. This was brought into stark focus when tech writer Taylor Lorenz’s Twitter account was banned after she personally doxxed people like Tik Tok starlet Libs; nevertheless, on Sunday morning, her internet credentials were reinstated.
Elon Musk has taken an uncommon position after having a rocky relationship with the national press and asked his supporters whether they think he should stand down as CEO. His opponents in the progressive movement want tougher regulation of the media to prevent any criticism. It remains to be seen how the choices made by this revolutionary leader will impact our future as tensions increase in Silicon Valley.
“Should I step down as head of Twitter?” He queried. “I will abide by the results of this poll.”
After some hesitation, the majority of shareholders ultimately supported keeping Elon Musk as CEO. Whether as a result of widespread support or the impact of automatic voting systems, Tesla’s boss won a tight election.
The time is running out for Elon Musk’s Twitter hegemony. The poll has less than 11 hours left, and it already seems like the public is turning against him.
Following Elon Musk’s selection as CEO, conservative Twitter users unexpectedly rebelled, with many expressing discontent with his polling skills.
“Why would you even consider stepping down as head of Twitter?” questioned Michelle Whitzel.
“Not no, but hell no!” In response, Jason Jones.
“I suspect Elon already has his replacement selected and this is just a poll to make it seem like we are deciding,” Silver on Wall Street pondered.
The person in charge of Twitter must demonstrate an uncompromising dedication to justice and free expression, just as Elon Musk has. Our democracy may be in danger without it.
No way step down!!! Please!!!!