Musk's Dangerous Vision for Twitter

Dr Malone’s Substack ^ | Dr Robert Malone

[MayflowerMadam]

Pretty cheap and disingenuous post. You can redeem yourself by posting “the rest of the story”, i.e., that he is vehemently opposed to the Covid-related “vaccines”.

mRNA in itself isn’t bad. How it’s being used in the WuFlu context is criminal.

[MayflowerMadam]

Good to know. Thanks!

[MayflowerMadam]

“Author writes with all the drama of a 16 y/o valley girl.”

Do you know anything about him?

Recently I’ve heard high-level guests such as Boris Epshteyn on War Room use the “full stop” phrase. It’s a little too cutsie for my taste, but it’s mainstream now. Sadly.

[trebb]

So - a competitor to Bezos and Amazon is now a bad thing?
I thought competition was good - at least until Dems decided that tag was a bad game for kids to play because some were slower than others.

[Fireone]

Competition for Google and Amazon, what’s the downside? You don’t have to use it. Free enterprise.

[Eagles6]

Thanks.

[Clutch Martin]

A destructive CME might not be a bad thing right about now.

[Clutch Martin]

“I thought competition was good - at least until Dems decided that tag was a bad game for kids to play because some were slower than others.”

I was about 10, this kid on the block liked to push me around a bit, he was a couple of years younger. Started running, lifting firewood, rocks...

When the he bully got froggy after that, he got bloody and got really got confused by it all...

You have a choice. If you’re too slow for tag, start working on speed.

[Clutch Martin]

“I was about 10, this kid on the block liked to push me around a bit, he was a couple of years older. I Started running, lifting firewood...”

Sheesh...

[dforest]

My jury is out on Musk. Conservatives jump too quickly especially when they think someone may have a shred of support for the the cause.

I will defend Musk if I think he may be on the right track, but he needs a lot of marinating yet. He has never said he is a conservative and he has backed many causes of the left also. He is pro abort even though he does his share of populating the planet. He is conservative in the fact that he pays the bills for his children.

Musk may be figuring out now just how his use of government to get wealthy also means they own you. Is he WEF?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KW3vSJvx-4k

It is also true that not everyone considered WEF is under their thumb forever. You have to watch what they do, not what they say.

Will he succumb? Maybe he won’t after he grows into reality. The jury is still out.

I notice that the people trashing Malone here are the discredited vax pimps.

[BipolarBob]

As a bonus to shopping at Walmart, you can :
1. Meet people dressed in Halloween costumes year round.
2.You don't have to wait for the circus to come to town to see the fat lady.
3.You get to work for Walmart without filling out a job application. It's true, you get to checkout, pay your bill and sack your own groceries. With that kind of job experience, it can fatten your resume for more inspiring jobs.

[DouglasKC]

No matter his agenda it still stops being a tool of the left. Good enough for me.

[Albion Wilde]

Full stop - integrating a huge “social media” platform - in this case the most influential social media company in the world, with a complete e-commerce and financial services app is a very bad idea.

I remember two large anti-trust moves by government-- the breakup of the Bell System's hold over all telephony in the U.S., which moved the telephone company from being a "public utility" to a competitive industry, spawning hundreds of carriers and equipment makers; and also, the breakup of the Big Six accounting firms, separarting them from their "business consulting" divisions, so that tax accountants could not influence business strategy and vice versa.

So I'm wondering how a Twitter megalopoly as described would now be legal per the SEC.

[IAGeezer912]

I don’t use twitter, facebook or any other social media. What am I missing?

I text my family members.

[Albion Wilde]

The good part about walmart he says, is that you can pay cash via print out and have it shipped to an address. JUst go there with the print out, pay at the cashier, and it gets shipped.

I don't understand how this works. What is printed out?

[DoughtyOne]

Sounds like you’re on to something there.

Unless someone can come up with a dire factor involved,
I’m inclined to be happy Musk is trying to take over
Twitter.

[DoughtyOne]

That’s my take as well.

It has damaged its own image. Musk won’t do more than it
already has.

[DoughtyOne]

Isn’t making your internet site something people need to
have in their lives every day, something that every internet
site developer dreams for?

I don’t think I’ve seen a site that wouldn’t like that
outcome.

[DoughtyOne]

I’m still dealing with some companies that are problematic.

I’d like to dump them, but then whoever I jump to would
have to be avoided weeks after that.

Almost all the corporations these days are very
problematic.

I joined Twitter about a decade ago, to protect my
DoughtyOne name on their site. I’ve done that with a
number of other sites and businesses.

I didn’t want someone to take my pseudonym and post
things I did not believe in.

Twitter wasn’t a real user friendly site, at least > IMO.

[LegendHasIt]

Beats me,

I’ve never posted on them either. I email everyone with whom I have any interest in communicating, and they email me if they have something to communicate.

In fact, I have Twitter, Facebook and dozens of Google domains completely blocked on my computer. I have to rewrite some of my computer operating files in the rare occasion that I need to access something on them. It is a pain in the butt, but worth it to keep them from constantly spying on me.