Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Musk WON'T Bring Alex Jones Back To Twitter, Cites Personal Reasons; Free Speech FAKEOUT?" video.

  1. Her free speech point is correct. Imagine thinking that because someone is rich, we have to genuflect to them and treat every twitch they may have as a sign of genius.
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  2. A shock collar? Your post should be removed.
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  3. Well, the criticism of Briahna's points here on this comment section are proof that her critics do not know what they are talking about at all. Is it some kind of weird jealousy? She was excellent.
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  4.  @rawrrrz  Her free speech points were right on target. I expected it to raise some idiot eyebrows that she applied the same standard to Alex Jones as to every other person who was subjected to prior restraints on speech, as opposed to moderation of actual speech. If Musk didn't make you rich, don't c-p his b*lls.
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  5.  @jasper_of_puppets  Thanks for responding. Now I can easily block you.
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  6.  @Urfavoritefascist  Exactly! Plus if I point out that removing a particular post is not the same as banning a person, that goes right over their heads. Seriously? Could a post be offensive, and not be First Amendment protected? Sure, happens all the time. So remove it. Is that a reason to silence a person? No it's not.
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  7. Her free speech and content moderation points are correct.
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  8.  @13dove  We already knew how little Presidents matter. :/ The lawsuits against his companies that don't seem to get press include one of the worst workplace discrimination cases in this century, against Tesla, and numerous complaints about primate torture by Neuralink. The documents are all available online.
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  9.  @13dove  Some bizarre stuff. The best that can be said is that he was not minding the store.
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  10.  @bbchester6  I did, and you are right.
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  11.  @maddog1011  Then don't criticize Bill Gates, either. "Literally the richest person in the world" -- anyone paying you for that rot? Bankman-Fried was a billionaire until a few days ago. I had thought Musk tried to get out of the deal, and that court documents exist that give an inkling as to why. Seems like you might be unfamiliar with Briahna's intellectual accomplishments, or with the concept of intellectual accomplishments in general.
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  12.  @christopherhorn1161  If you seize upon a word and don't listen for the rest of the sentence before you go on the attack, then yeah.
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