Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "Twitter CEO Reveals the Most Major Changes Elon Musk Is About to Unleash | DM CLIPS | Rubin Report" video.

Good lord that is....well, I'm not going to say the word. But suffice it to say that you're implying Elon has an IQ of 5. Obviously she is a refugee from WEF-ism and wokeism. Fn obviously, dude. It stands to reason that she was dying inside, but really had nowhere else to go and continue work at the one thing she knows, hustling ads. When she started 30 years ago it wasn't like it is now. Ok, she was somewhat too conformist, I guess, but give her a break. There's a hundred million other people in the country who don't like what's going on either, but want to keep their jobs. They're not all p.o.s.'s. They have kids to support. They're up against something vastly larger than them. So praise the heroes openly fighting it; try to forgive those who haven't gotten there yet because they'd be jobless, cancelled, or both. Hero is a big word because heroes aren't that common, so just salute her for what she's now done: by which I mean turning her back on the whole world of woke garbage. That's really all we need everybody to do, and we could breathe again.
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You're not thinking this through. There's no such thing as zero censorship. Elon himself allows that this is true. If someone posts that "We have to start murdering by the millions right now," that simply must be censored, both legally and morally. The same goes for a bunch of other types of illegal speech that aren't protected by the First Amendment, never have been, were never intended to be, and never will be. All there can be is minimal censorship. Ok?
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@Fulcrumshift Far too glib. You're not thinking this through. For one thing, not every post is in good faith. There are bots galore (many, many of them paid) who are absolutely determined to wreck X—and Musk at the same time—by poisoning it beyond belief. They can put up a million posts a minute if they want to. You have no idea. They can kill its reputation so thoroughly and permanently as to actually poison the future of open expression on social media forever. You think it's simple and easy. It is not. But you can trust that Elon will reduce censorship to a lower level than anyone else in the world could, or he'll die trying. Think about it: he already lost a beloved son to woke. His will is absolutely iron. Even just his spending $44 billion should tell you all you need to know. The idea that he's giving up or was never that serious in the first place is absolutely false and (sorry) frankly just not very bright all.
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Assuming you mean 'publicly,' sorry but that wouldn't be smart. She took a job working for Musk, the guy who publicly said "If we can't get rid of the woke mind-virus, nothing else matters," and that tells you all you need to know. There's no need for us to imitate the wokesters themselves and start demanding public declarations of repentance. That's commie crap, and we don't want it becoming cemented in as a lasting part of our culture. The crucial fact right now is that she has a job to do at X, namely attracting advertisers. That's her job, that's what she's good at. She was good at it at Comcast and she's perhaps not very good at anything else. So if she grandstands about the evils of wokeness (which she was presumable sick to death of at Comcast) she's bound to fail, thus harming the company she and Elon are trying to turn around and build. It would be the least smart and most totally pointless thing she could possibly do. It's us—Elon, you, me and as many hundreds of millions of X users as possible—who should be the ones speaking out against wokeism. Literally everyone else in the world, but not her.
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No it won't. If you mean no one will forget it was Twitter before, then yeah. But if you literally mean people will forever call it "X, formerly known as Twitter" that won't happen because it's too long. Eight syllables? Nah. That in itself can be well described by the 's'-word you used. If you'd just said it's odd and awkward and might remain so for a couple of years, I'd grant you that.
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