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At first, Twitter and its advisers were unsure whether or not to take Elon Musk seriously. On April 14, his $54.20-per-share bid price for the social media company included the digits 420, a reference to a smoking marijuana cliche.
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Musk's support for free speech appears to be limited to his own or those of his supporters and promoters.
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Censorship advocates are suddenly concerned about 'private sector' freedom now that their control over the conduits of conversation is endangered.
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Get in here, people, because there's a lot going on on the internet right now!
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Marc Benioff owns Time magazine and is a shareholder in Elon Musk's SpaceX.
At first, Twitter and its advisers were unsure whether or not to take Elon Musk seriously. On April 14, his $54.20-per-share bid price for the social media company included the digits 420, a reference to a smoking marijuana cliche.
