Ok, but if you fire the team responsible for making sure no babies are consumed, and your company cafeteria menu suddenly has a section called All Baby All Day, the only people who will defend you are probably also eating babies at home.

The situation of one of the largest social media platforms in the world, and the proliferation of hate speech in it, are not small things. That place has had real political impact.

Yeah, he has the right, sure. Nobody says he doesn't, nobody says he shouldn't. But right now it's in the media. It's stupid. Now there's more attention drawn to this, and if they lose (though Elon's musk will likely try to bleed them dry rather than try to straight up win) it's now not just a claim, it's a claim backed up by law. He has very little to gain with this stunt.

Just because you have a right to do something, doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. Something that Elon clearly doesn't understand.

Elonning is when you make obviously really bad decisions and run something into the ground as a result of those decisions.

It's not hard. In fact, the recent Twitter rebrand to X is just his latest attempt to launch X.com - he has tried before and failed.

Tesla is getting a lot of hate for false advertising. He got kicked out of Paypal. I remember him getting heat for overpricing a SpaceX service for Ukraine. Plus his dad hates him.

Theres a lot of evidence about his failed ventures out there

Hyperloop?