How it feels to spread disinformation, by Elon Musk, Age 9

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Hopelessly behind on fash watch stuff, so I thought I’d throw out a couple of subject-based posts. This one’s Musk’s fash deadbird social media and related topics. BUCKLE UP KIDS BECAUSE IT GETS EVIL QUICK

In addition to throwing away one of the most recognised brands on the planet, Musk Twitter has this week:

• On Musk’s personal orders, Twitter reinstated the account of a right-wing influencer with over 500K followers who posted child sex abuse imagery. Straight up CSAM. Over 3M views and 8K retweets, auto-suspended, and he put the account back.
• Musk also reinstated the account of a particularly well-known Hitler fan and anti-semite over the weekend.
• Twitter is running ads on the account of active literal Nazi accounts.
• Musk is boosting anti-vaccination conspiracy theorists again, getting clocked by his own automated systems for disinformation, removing those flags, and then deleting tweets made by people who point any of this out.

And if you have any idea that this whole “alt-right disinformation and propaganda fountain” project isn’t his absolute literal intent, here’s a tweet from Elon on Saturday, a “yeah we’re doing it and we know we’re doing it and you know we’re doing it and it’ll still work with some people so we’re gonna laugh at you and your stupid fucking ‘facts’ bullshit” statement:

Elon Musk tweet of dancing dolphins, rainbows, hearts, balloons, and similar imagery captioned “how it feels to spread misinformation.”

Is it rubbed in your face enough yet?

This is what you’re supporting, with money, if you’re still active on Twitter.

Oh, and to round this out – if you have a Tesla, be aware that your car has been lying to you about range, as has Elon Musk, and as has the entire company. It was entirely intentional from the start, it was done with intent to defraud, they set up an entire secret group to divert customers who were complaining about it and trying to set up service appointments because the range estimates on a full charge were never, ever, ever right and were always, always, always too high.

This was on purpose, it was fraud, and how does he feel about that?

See the poster above.

He’s laughing, but mostly?

He’s sneering at you.

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