The Twit destroying Twitter is a Twaitor
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Maybe they should do something about the punch bowl looking like a toilet. Just a thought.
Cross-posting to this thread too because Musk. https://uaw.org/uaw-files-federal-l...ttempting-to-intimidate-and-threaten-workers/
Inciting rioters in Britain was a test run for Elon Musk. Just see what he plans for America
The presidential election is three months away. What if the billionaire contests the result? What if he decides democracy is overrated?
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none of us are prepared for how bad November is going to be.
Awww, poor musky, I'm crying.
Sandro Gozi: “Se Musk non si adegua alle nostre leggi, l’Unione chiuderà X in Europa”. Ecco la posta in gioco nello scontro tra il magnate del tech e Bruxelles
Intervista all’eurodeputato eletto in Francia nelle liste di Macron. “Anche l’ex Twitter deve rispettare la direttiva Dsa su disinformazione e incitamento all’…
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Sure does suck that he is finally being forced to follow the rules like us plebeians.
Good. There needs to be more consequences beyond "minor fine that not even an inconvenience" to these ultra rich assholes.
The thread title may be more literal than I knew
Twitter in Brazil is probably no more. Why? Because Musk is an idiot. Follow me.
apnews.com
So basically, Brazil wants the accounts of the far right morons who decided a coup was the best thing to do with their lives and Musk said "No you can't make me". So Judge Alexandre de Moraes, the highest judge in the land, said "oh bet?" and has told Twitter it better pay up it's fines, give over the data Brazil wants, and get your legal representative before me. Musk, responded by pulling out all operations from Brazil under the thought process of if there's nobody representing him, nothing can be done. So Judge Moraes gave Musky 24 hours to get his crap together. That 24 hours has, as of posting, now passed.
Ironbite-he's about to lose the 6th biggest advertiser market because he won't comply with the law.
How one Brazilian judge could suspend Elon Musk's X
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice could shut down the local operation of X nationwide if its billionaire owner Elon Musk doesn’t name a legal representative.
apnews.com
So basically, Brazil wants the accounts of the far right morons who decided a coup was the best thing to do with their lives and Musk said "No you can't make me". So Judge Alexandre de Moraes, the highest judge in the land, said "oh bet?" and has told Twitter it better pay up it's fines, give over the data Brazil wants, and get your legal representative before me. Musk, responded by pulling out all operations from Brazil under the thought process of if there's nobody representing him, nothing can be done. So Judge Moraes gave Musky 24 hours to get his crap together. That 24 hours has, as of posting, now passed.
Ironbite-he's about to lose the 6th biggest advertiser market because he won't comply with the law.
Oh wow, despite waking up early: it's a GOOD morning. We're finally seeing the death throes of twitter.
Musk's X suspended in Brazil after disinformation row
The social media giant says it refused to comply with a judge's order to appoint a legal representative.
www.bbc.com
"Tell it to Orth!"
Not good for a platform already hemorrhaging advertisers. Of course he'll likely lash out at the Brazilian government just like he lashed out at that group of US advertisers when they pulled out. He just can't seem realize the problem isn't the people who work for him, or the governments and businesses that refuse to work with him, it's the guy sitting in his chair smoking weed while acting like an internet troll. I don't even know how much longer Tesla can weather him, TBH. A good chunk of the QC problems the company has been facing are squarely his fault. Rushing engineers to get a product to market, treating his employees as easily replaceable cogs so that the work on the factory floor gets shoddy, etc. It's a miracle that SpaceX is still doing ok, really. Testament to those who are working under him at that company who have been able to largely keep his hubris in check.