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by s1artibartfast
898 days ago
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That is just refusing to engage with the question on its own merits, and preferring to talk about Musk. It is simple to think of interesting questions and topics besides Musk. It is fine if someone doesn't want to answer it, but a respondant doesn't get to call it pointless, because objective and goal lies with the asker. |
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Musk fired the majority of people working at Twitter, changed the brand, unbanned very controversial users, alienated most of the advertisers, etc etc etc. Talking about Twitter without talking about his leadership is to have a conversation without merit. What other topics are there? He owns the company. Every policy change over the past year has been his personal decision.