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“Fascists”: Elon Musk responds to proposed fines for disinformation on X
(arstechnica.com)
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Elon Musk used the word fascist? In Elon's response to this Australia bill noted above.
What a strange selection of censored words... "fail ~~to~~ comply", "~~The~~ billionaire owner...", "would strenghten ~~the~~ Australian", "has yet to ~~be~~ passed"
If somethings too long, narrow it down to the essentials.
I guess his PoV is that Xitter is his property, thus when he does whatever there, it's not censorship, but when state demands from him to do whatever there, it is.
But his position would be easier to defend were he not Elon Musk.