Far more likely he wants to drastically curtail the moderation and account banning. He's basically a free-speech absolutist.
> Haha fine, I probably don’t disagree with you, but even if I did then still!!
Not a great example.
Musk is clearly pro-Ukraine, but apparently refused to block Russian news sources on Starlink when asked to.
Starlink doesn't run their own DNS, so they're not going to block them there. And I would guess that such a simple site is hard to block by IP address - it's probably on shared hosting.
> Musk is clearly pro-Ukraine,
He is? He supported Ukraine giving a high profile plug to his project. If Kim Kardashian wanted to plug my product on her social media I'd do a ton to make it happen, but it doesn't make me a fan.
What does that mean? Every country and every person I know advocates for at least some restriction on speech.
Spam, fraud, violence, NDAs, national security, libel all come to mind.
I don’t know of any country or platform that has been successful with “absolute free speech”.
You don't need to be an absolutist to be pretty disgusted with Twitter censorship.