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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][twitter]https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/1585798904943202311[/twitter]

CNBC’s David Faber reported Thursday evening that Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal and CFO Ned Segal have "left" Twitter’s headquarters and "will not be returning as the Musk era begins."

They told the outlet that Agrawal and Segal, as well as Vijaya Gadde, head of legal policy, trust, and safety, were shuttled from the building after being fired.

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Already canceling people.  What a hypocrite.[/quote]

Employers can't fire employees now? They still have Twitter accounts, they aren't canceled.[/quote]

When Google fired James Damore and Kevin Cernekee, we heard endless complaints from conservatives about being canceled.  Apparently that rule only protects conservatives.  [/quote]

I expect this will piss off about half of the left.  But as a business strategy, being a platform that censors most conservative ideas and a lot of other assorted ideologies is not going to turn a profit. Even among the left, ideological censorship is not completely embraced. Many regular, traditional democrats have no interest in censorship and wont punish twitter for allowing right wing ideas. So overall, Twitter will earn a lot more after this change, and the employees who remain will enjoy the profits. [/quote]
It doesn’t “censor most conservative ideas,” it censors some of the racist and misogynist cesspool. If your ideas are getting censored, perhaps it’s that  conservative thought is a dank hole of stupidity and bad people. [/quote]

umm, in 2022 that means censoring conservative ideas [/quote]

The Federalist writers just advocated for transgender people to be arrested for existing.

That’s now what constitutes “conservatives ideas.”

Who else do conservatives want to lock up? [/quote]

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