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“Fascists”: Elon Musk responds to proposed fines for disinformation on X (arstechnica.com)

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 6 days ago

You know, the ban here was enlightening for me, about certain people from my social circles. Four examples:

Resumed Twitter shitposting in Bluesky. Different URL. No mention of Twitter.
Cheering Twitter being gone, as they were only using it due to their contacts, but felt like shit for doing it. Criticising how Moraes did it, but not the goal itself.
LARPs as against fascism but screeches nonstop in Bluesky about Twitter being gone, as they think that the world revolves around their own convenience.
Left microblogging altogether.

But I digress (as this has barely anything to do with the OP). Those people like Musk are bound to "creatively reinterpret" the words: in one situation orange is yellow, in another it's red, both, neither. Sometimes it isn't "ackshyually" related to red or yellow, it's "inverted blue". And suckers fall for it. That's what Musk is doing with fascism.