Comments by "Lawrence D’Oliveiro" (@lawrencedoliveiro9104) on "‘You can’t ban that’: Silicon Valley lawmaker reacts to Musk suspending accounts on Twitter" video.

  1. But he is required by law to have an ADS-B transponder on his aircraft. And the tracking information recorded from that is public, again by law.
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  2. Comprehension problems or gullibility? Possibly both.
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  3.  @stephenbailey9969  People like to go blah-blah on many things, spouting on as though they understand what they’re talking about. Maybe it’s a need to feel important, or get attention, or distract from the issue at hand, or just because they like the sound of their own voice. Maybe it’s a substitute for thinking.
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  4.  @ClockworkGearhead  Nonsense.
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  5.  @ClockworkGearhead  He tried to blame it on the journalists. As though tracking his aircraft had anything to do with an attack on his private car.
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  6. And anybody who links to pages about that guy who set up the aircraft-tracking apps.
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  7. ... or is he just trying to get Trump to come back to Twitter?
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  8.  @boofuu3145  Explain how critique is doxxing?
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  9. Interesting how some people interpret such arbitrary and capricious behaviour as somehow indicating they are “antiliberal” ...
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  10. But he is required by law to have an ADS-B transponder on his aircraft. And the tracking information recorded from that is public, again by law.
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  11. He’s also blocking anybody who links to pages about that guy who set up the aircraft-tracking apps.
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  12. Do people have a right to be annoyed about what he does?
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  13.  @stephenbailey9969  Duck the question, why don’t you.
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