Don Lemon loves free speech and censorship - feat Elon

Neil Haran
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Published 2024-03-18
Free speech and moderation are generally mutually exclusive, in that supporting censorship and supporting moderation are contradictory positions and cannot coexist (speaking primarily of arbitrary moderation). This doesn't mean that I'm against moderation, but I agree with Elon Musk, for the moment, the best way we can handle this is moderation on illegal things and limit views of hateful speech.
All Comments (14)
  • @voices_vary
    Don Lemon either does not understand Elon's points (which he literally repeated multiple times) or he does not want to recognize what Elon is saying. I think Lemon has a limited intellect.
  • @user-td5so8zm4l
    theres a line in game of thrones that im always reminded of when i see this march towards everyone having 'they're truth'.... Chaos is a ladder.
  • @monkeyjshow
    Oh! I missed that digital chastity belt bs the first time
  • @ostholt
    Exactly. You are 💯 right
  • @user-td5so8zm4l
    4:00 you just described the 'twitter files' funded by Elon, facts supplied by Elon to come to the conclusion that would build trust for Elon as a 'truth teller' and a hero of free speech for the right. Its funny how this logic doesnt apply in this situation though, everyone just assumes Elon is a selfless billionaire who bought it just to be a nice guy.....
  • @voices_vary
    Elon Musk does not have the emotional mechanism to care about what people think of him. It's the way he is. It's an advantage in this context.
  • @user-td5so8zm4l
    10:00 we put hate speech in the terms and conditions for legal reasons but i dont care about hate speech and it scores me points with people who are bitter and easily manipulated, you caught me out and now i will dodge like a ninja.... If nobody reads it it doesnt matter......... omg did he just say that..... isnt he bragging about engagement on twitter being at all time highs etc..
  • @Alex-ye1br
    You didn't watch the entire interview.