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>>ceejay+(OP)
"Free Speech Massacre"

I thought Gizmodo was on the team ranting against X having "free speech." But now that something went wrong with it, they are on the pro "free speech" side?

We need a stronger word than hypocrite. Though, I shouldn't be surprised - G/O Media (who owns Gizmodo, Jezebel, Kotaku) is well known for being peddlers of poppycock.

>>gjsman+W5
You are confusing absolute free speech and free speech.

Musk asserts that he subscribes to absolute free speech, but continuously shows that he most definitely does not, usually through being a thin skinned snowflake.

>>wredue+k8
That is not what Musk asserts, while it's an aspirational goal, he has always said twitter is limited by laws of the government they operate in.

>>brando+U9
He doesn't seem to be exactly eager to comply with various European laws:

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/eu-investigates-x-over-po...