I think you're saying that because that's what your political persuasion is. If I asked someone on the right, they'd give me a similar answer with a different justification.

I'm not a fan of left vs right mudslinging, I'm a fan of well thought out policy based on facts. Calling someone else's ideas bad doesn't make yours good, in fact it makes me want to disregard yours. It turns out both sides have some decent ideas, as well as a lot of stupid ones, and I'd like to focus on the good.

I can't accept that anyone accepts or rejects any party's platform wholesale, they just pick the one that they think goes in the better direction at the time. Some think Democrats are right more than the GOP and thus are loyal to that party, and the same is true in the other direction. A lot of people sit somewhere in the middle, and they're the ones that decide elections.

That said, forced anything can absolutely promote evil. But tweaks to encourage more diversity is welcome. It's hard to tell which it is at Twitter/X, but I'm hopeful that Musk actually wants X to be a bastion of free speech where people from all sides can make their case, but also where blatant hate isn't accepted. I don't think that's what he's actually going for since he seems to just want a platform for ideas he agrees with, but I'm hopeful nonetheless. I don't and probably won't use Twitter/X, so it's a moot point.