Being sued doesn't mean he'll lose. Sure some ex employees are upset they won't get to lounge and relax for a living anymore. They got very nice severance packages though.
Also, Big companies get sued every single day. Doesn't matter who. Disney, Sony, whoever. Everyday.
But listen man. Don't believe everything you hear from the liberal media.
Twitter is still performing the same output without useless workers. That's fair.
Also. Twitter files. That is all for now.
Being sued doesn't mean he'll lose.
It's still a bad look that will serve as reason for more companies to pull out of the project.
There will become a point where Elon will likely just pull the plug. If he doesn't it's purely out of pride, but he's shown with his other ventures a willingness to walk away from it.
Sure some ex employees are upset they won't get to lounge and relax for a living anymore. They got very nice severance packages though.
The guy went too far with firing people and tried to bring them back after the fact, promising longer hours and a 'hardcore' work environment after they were fired with "Engineering" vaguely being his solution for a complex problem, after posting a shit emoji in response to them when they put forward very real concerns.
The guy's making tons of mistakes, and is comfortable enough to keep making these mistakes while others without his wealth suffer the damages. Thankfully it's only over Twitter right now, imagine if he threw money into something that mattered.
Also, Big companies get sued every single day. Doesn't matter who. Disney, Sony, whoever. Everyday.
The difference here is that Elon's tanking a ton of money into this without being Disney, or Sony, or whoever.
He'll survive, but will Twitter?
But listen man. Don't believe everything you hear from the liberal media.
You are a walking example of only reading one side, the programmed shill you claim all of your opponents to be over your own party. You brag about how you don't read what those who argue against your points are saying to the point of self-driven insulation, and when cornered over how you didn't read it you try to change the topic to being about things you already know about. In short, you're lazy mentally and it works against you.
In many cases when I make a neutral stance you still default to assuming I made a leftist one, probably from how you don't actually read what's being said to you. I've had to correct you over it more than once.
Twitter is still performing the same output without useless workers. That's fair.
It's not the same performance and he only did it to trim the cost of the platform. The guy's saying he had "No Choice" over how he claims the company is losing $4,000,000 a day.
He also did this exact thing with SpaceX and Tesla, it didn't go well then and it's not going well now. He even used the word 'hardcore' with those companies too while questioning if they should file for bankruptcy, he doesn't seem to learn from his mistakes at all from being rich enough to survive the damages and move onto the next fun idea.
This is true. Before any changes were made, all that was required was Elon's acquisition of the platform, then meltdowns set in.
Elon pulled out, Twitter wanted to sue Elon for 44 billion ( laughable ) Elon came back and bought it, and now it's Elon's fault. To top it off, I'd say he overpaid for Twitter.
His life is legit in danger at this point. Exposing government corruption. There will be attempts on his life. As usual the MSM will stick to their agenda, and they don't like getting caught in scandals. As for you Nathan, none of that registers. Instead you'll go on about still that happened a month ago and make like it's current. Something bigger is happening right now.
I read the files on day one, and also listened to them. More is coming.
But I get it, you want to hate on a successful man ( the most successful man in the world, let's be honest ) Turning a Tesla into a heavenly body orbiting the Sun, and all of this futuristic shit isn't enough to impress an NPC these days. I for one am pretty impressed with this guy.
He's the right man for the job. No one else can do it. God's will.
Lol of course he's blaming the "activists" over this, rather than reading the social climate. A lot of advertisers go with what is safe, and this doesn't look like a safe bet to many of them anymore. He lost 50 out of 100 of his top advertisers as of late November, with many who remain unlisted over how they are slowing if not pausing it rather than firmly putting their foot down.
The Eli Lilly situation is the perfect example of how laying off staff proved to be a long term problem, as they were spread so thin that the post that hit their stocks remained up for hours. While in a social media sense that is not a big deal, companies are working within an entirely different metric, even moreso than celebrities.
You could be seeing all of this yourself if you'd just pay attention.
Like I said, you can't process anything other than what the media wants you to.
DNC and FBI get's caught red handed, and you're stuck on last months news. Government corruption means nothing to you. That's the big news.
Those who sued Elon for not buying Twitter shot themselves in the foot when he turned around and acquired it. They lost their jobs.
The majority of layoffs were given ultimatums. Work hard or quit. Most quit. That being said, most Twitter employees are probably men now.
The difference with people who think for themselves and an NPC, is that the free mind can identify when the mainstream utalizes baseless coordinated claims.
All these names keep tying together, Alex with Kanye, now it's Elon and Chappelle.
Fortune: Elon Musk says getting booed by Dave Chappelle fans was ‘a first for me in real life,’ suggesting he’s just becoming aware of a building backlash
What did he expect from a San Francisco show? How did Chappelle not see the problem here?
I've heard claims that the booing was mainly coming from the area recording, which exaggerates the perception to the viewer. Obviously it was audiable enough to be noticed and addressed on stage. Not really surprised about this, especially not from San Fran as you pointed out. Apparently people are saying that Twitter is trying to suppress the video, though? I wonder if that's true.
I've heard claims that the booing was mainly coming from the area recording, which exaggerates the perception to the viewer. Obviously it was audiable enough to be noticed and addressed on stage. Not really surprised about this, especially not from San Fran as you pointed out. Apparently people are saying that Twitter is trying to suppress the video, though? I wonder if that's true.
It's true, but the reasons for that has to do with the show itself.
California is far from classy in my opinion.
Apparently people are saying that Twitter is trying to suppress the video, though? I wonder if that's true.
It was repeatedly deleted off of Twitter, spurring it to become more viral on other platforms.
Not the first time Elon's broken his own rules on Twitter though.
