Liberals opposed to freedom of speech on Twitter

 Daily Caller:

Prominent liberals did not take kindly to the news that Twitter had agreed to sell itself to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, predicting his ownership of the company would adversely affect the platform.

Twitter users complained that Musk’s takeover would result in an increase in racism and abusive content on the site, and several users noted Musk’s South African background to suggest that he would implement “Apartheid” online.

“Elon musk buying Twitter is a dream come true for white nationalists,” radio host Dean Obeidallah wrote. “After all musk is from the former apartheid country of South Africa which the white supremacists idolize.”

“Wonder if Elon musk will copy the apartheid rules of his home country South Africa and give us check marks based on our skin color? The whiter the check mark the more rights you have on Twitter,” he said.

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Liberals have this nightmare that the US is teaming with "white nationalists" eager to spread their message on Twitter.  I frankly do not recall ever meeting a white nationalist and have not met a white supremacist in decades.  If they did post on Twitter they would be rebutted by people condemning their position.  That is how Twitter works.  I suspect that liberals think that anyone who disagrees with them is a white nationalist regardless of their ethnicity.

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