Was Stephen King’s X departure cowardly?
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Anonymous
| King is a has been. Good riddance. |
Anonymous
| Cowardly? Everyone should leave that disgusting platform. Why do we keep funding Elon? |
Anonymous
| Who is still on Twitter besides incels and conservatives? |
Anonymous
You can say it as many times as you like, but that doesn’t make it true. You just don’t like that his politics aren’t the same as yours. Sad. |
Anonymous
| Yeah, I don't click on twitter links anymore. Not giving that ridiculous platform any attention. |
Anonymous
| No. I actually think more people should leave X/Twitter the site is nothing more than a white supremacist platform. |
Anonymous
You still are supporting the platform by having an account, but that may not matter to you. |
Anonymous
| As someone who leads a X/twitterless life, I do not consider it cowardly. I respect him as a novelist, not a twitterer. |
Anonymous
| I have deactivated my X account--not giving Musk any more power than he already has. |
Anonymous
| As compared to what? The bravery of Musk? Give me a break. |
Anonymous
Yep, he’s finished his evolution into irrelevance. Once great, now bitter and washed up. Buh bye, Mr Bachman. Don’t let the door hit you in the butt. |
Anonymous
You should. If you don’t, that’s your loss. Just understand that tens of millions of people do and he is enormously influential, so this is significantly consequential. |
Anonymous
| I don't even click on Twitter links anymore. |
Anonymous
Stephen King, until today. |
Anonymous
| Why not go to Bluesky with everyone else? |