I once thought that the Excs at Twitter were setting Musk up, but that was before the buyout. Now I think that maybe they are Really setting Musk up. If Musk screws things up bad enough, he might be begging for a bailout himself. Then Dorsey and the others can reclaim it at a fraction of the price.
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So, on Elon Musk's twitter, one of the top trending hashtags is "#pelosigaylover" and Donald Trump jr. is posting memes of underwear and hammers across social media plaforms.
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Gonna guess that all the people whining about 'the woke left' and 'cancel culture' won't raise a single word over this:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/comp...f700a697e189d8
The show, which will stream on Disney+, centers around a young Black woman who designs an Iron Man-esque suit of armor, becoming a superhero in her own right. In August, Disney announced that Jaren Kyei Merrell, a.k.a. Shea Couleé, had been cast in an unspecified role in the series opposite star Dominique Thorne, who plays the title role of Riri Williams/Ironheart.
OMM is none too happy with the news. “Months after publicly vowing to increase the percentage of LGBTQ characters and plots in its productions, children’s entertainment giant Walt Disney has cast a drag industry superstar in an upcoming Marvel superhero series,” the conservative group says.
On Wednesday, OMM – a project of the anti-LGBTQ hate group American Family Association – launched an effort to encourage supporters to boycott the show, which also features nonbinary actor Zoe Terakes.
“My family will boycott Ironheart!” the online petition reads.
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I don't think he did. Dorsey was all in on it and I think he and Musk were definitely in this together for ideological reasons. This medium post has a pretty good read on the situation, I think.
https://davetroy.***********/no-elon...g-3e88cde5267d
o, Elon and Jack are not “competitors.” They’re collaborating.
Elon Musk’s deal to buy Twitter has been met with surprise, derision, and gnashing of teeth — and an overwhelming amount of well-intentioned but poorly-informed commentary and analysis.
As someone who has followed the company closely since its inception and has had a chance to talk in depth about technical topics with Jack Dorsey and the company’s other founders over the years, I have a different view.
Here’s a series of common questions regarding the deal and the relationship between Dorsey and Musk about which I see the most errors and misconceptions.Q: Jack Dorsey is launching “Bluesky,” a new social network to compete with Twitter. I’ll just join that instead!
A: Sorry to disappoint, but Dorsey played a key role in Musk’s deal to take Twitter private. The two are good friends. And Bluesky is an initiative launched by Twitter. In April, Dorsey wrote, “In principle, I don’t believe anyone should own or run Twitter. It wants to be a public good at a protocol level, not a company. Solving for the problem of it being a company however, Elon is the singular solution I trust. I trust his mission to extend the light of consciousness.”