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Elon Musk – Dead at 52 – Says There Is No Need for Misinformation Laws — The Shovel

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Elon Musk – Dead at 52 – Says There Is No Need for Misinformation Laws — The Shovel

Billionaire Elon Musk, found dead in his home last night, says it is not the role of social media networks to determine what is true or not.

The Tesla and X owner, who is believed to have died from a heroin overdose while watching animal porn, said he would fight any attempts to stop the spread of misinformation on his platform.

Police revealed that Musk, who says it is up to the public to decide what was true or not, had been fighting incest charges at the time of his death.

His funeral is next week.

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  • Millionaire and soon-to-be indicted Elon Musk, found dead in his home last night, says it is not the role of social media networks to determine what is true or not.

    That ought to get his attention

  • elon musk, one of the world's most outspoken furries, dead today after his head fell off immediately after he set the world record for the amount of penises simultaneously inserted into a human body. Per his will, his body will be hollowed out and used as a urinal for truckers with active, untreated STDs. He is survived by several people that didn't love him for a single day of his worthless life.

  • The billionaire grifter well known for lying and making money off of his lies, is against misinformation laws? Wow I am so surprised. He always struck me as a stand-up, honourable kind of chap.

  • Free speech used to be a left wing key-stone. Why? Because left wing is all policy that benefits the 99%. How can masses organize without free speech? You can't, that's why the 1% (owner class) has tried everything for decades to stifle it. They are gradually succeeding, because todays 'left wing' commentary aren't for free speech. You are for free speech if you are willing to fight for all speech, even the speech you don't like, and only then are you for free speech. It is that simple, and still so many don't get it...

    • You can be a strong proponent of free speech and support stronger regulation and penalties for legitimately dangerous speech.

      I don't see a lot of left wingers coming out against free speech, but I see a lot of right wingers dehumanizing others and directly calling for violence, then trying to pretend that's free speech.

    • I'm fully ok with people I don't agree with stating their opinions. It's only when they want to spew hatred and actually do damage with their speech that I don't like. Free speech is totally fine, but hate speech and slander are not. I don't like when people that have the same opinion as me spew hate and lies either. Hate and lies have nothing to do with being free. At that point you are trying to restrict other people from being free.

      They can say things I don't like, as long as those things are true and free from malice. Your freedoms stop where other peoples freedoms start. We can tolerate anything, but tolerating intolerance breaks the social contract and renders it null.

      • "I'm fully ok with people I don't agree with stating their opinions. It's only when they want to spew hatred and actually do damage with their speech that I don't like. Free speech is totally fine, but hate speech and slander are not. I don't like when people that have the same opinion as me spew hate and lies either. Hate and lies have nothing to do with being free. At that point you are trying to restrict other people from being free.", we also have hate speech restriction laws in Norway. I don't agree with them, because they are specially carved out exemptions that was meant to protect vulnerable minorities, however they can also be applied to benefit the 1%, and they will. There are probably already examples of this.

        "Hate and lies have nothing to do with being free.", here you are putting hate and lies in the same boat. I have already expressed a pushback against hate. Lies are nothing new. Lies have been printed in newspapers as fact for many many years. Politicians has been lying 'since the dawn of time'. The number one source for mis- and dis-information (unintentional and intentional lying) is the government, number two is the legacy media, and far far behind is twitter, facebook, tiktok, youtube, rumble and such.

        Who do you think decides what are lies? The government and the cia (twitterfiles supplied the receipts for this) They censored everything they didn't like under the guise of "malinformation".

        "I was the first person censored by the Biden administration. They had to invent a new word called 'malinformation'… Malinformation is information that is true but is inconvenient to the government!" - RFK jr.

        I'll finish with a quote: "We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." - William Casey, CIA Director 1981-1987

    • I’m for free speech, but I’m torn on anonymous free speech. If you can’t tell where the speech is originating, it really hampers your ability to analyze it. And if you can’t identify the entity (government, corporation, or person) who originated the speech, how can you as an individual hold them accountable for the shit they say? It just leads to a cesspool, and you can’t even choose to ignore those who have lied to you in the past, because you can’t identify them.

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