> I’d rather have an AI ghost town That points closer to letting people say what they want than a what we had before Musk’s takeover.
Can you give us an example of something you wanted to say and weren't allowed?
Can you give us an example of something you wanted to say and weren't allowed?
Also that Bud Light was pressured into a pro-trans campaign that did a lot of damage. I think it's well known there were many figure heads who knew their brand would suffer.
He was banned from Twitter for not even saying anything, that’s what you’re telling me.
Are you suggesting that Trump was banned for saying that diversity reduces the talent pool? What are you saying? Make a point.
Your evasiveness suggests to me that your original claim was BS.
I suspect that getting banned on Twitter for saying something ambiguous that was misinterpreted is a tiny minority compared to those who are hellbent of hounding their pet hate minority and get banned for it.
But, because this male identified himself as a woman, Murphy was banned from Twitter for "misgendering" him. This was, in general, a category of speech you weren't allowed to express on Twitter in the pre-Musk era. Even if you were talking about a male who was attempting to force women to touch his ballsack by court order.
The Mumsnet link is from when she returned to Twitter, in the later comments it has a bit more backstory of what happened. This article explains it better: https://afterellen.com/twitter-bans-meghan-murphy-founder-of...