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>>arkadi+(OP)
Haven't seen any of the "Musk is a free speech absolutist!" stans in awhile here, can't they come back ? We could all use the laugh

>>zzzeek+R6
I'm not sure what meaning of freedom requires you to run a url redirector that has a similar response time for every single possible domain.

If there was a rule that made it illegal to differ in response times, would that world be more, or less free?

>>abigai+A9
I don't necessarily agree with the parent's implication, but the point they are making is that a lot of people defend some speech-controlling-but-not-illegal practices of social media sites using the exact same reasoning you are using in your post, and there was a lot of hype around Elon potentially being an opponent of that.

>>happyt+Gb
Even discounting this incident, finding people and organizations that Elon has banned from Twitter isn't even that hard. I find it very difficult to believe that people who claim that Elon is some sort of free speech absolutist actually believe what they say.