Soldato
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No, if they have mental health problems or a weak constitution choosing to go on social media expecting everyone without those disabilities to speak softly and avoid all confrontation is both selfish and unrealistic. If they choose to venture onto social media they should know, or have it clearly indicated that it is a confrontational medium where people are free to robustly present opposing opinions.
Anxiety isn't a disability. Twitter isn't 4chan or at least it isn't supposed to be, if it goes that way it will end up with the same user group and will be bankrupt. You might want it to be somewhere you can be racist, anti sematic, sexist or just bully to your hearts content but that isn't what the majority of its users want. So no it shouldn't be someone where pile on bullying is accepted and I don't care what side is doing the bullying.
I think Musk can, within the relevant laws, do what the hell he likes with Twitter, and if his fancies cause it to falter or fold, upset advertisers or upset elements of the user base, it's his prerogative to do all or any of that
My honest belief is it had a pretty blatant political bias enabled by those that were running it, and those that made use of that bias to promote their agendas and silence dissenters are now agog with indignity that their cloistered meeting place has had the doors and windows thrown wide asunder.
Of course he can do as he pleases, where has anyone said different.
Your honest belief is wrong. And that has been proven many times over. Conservative voices weren't being censored, they were being promoted. Yes some were banned but so were liberal voices.