Elon Musk

Good to see the government going after Twitter (seemed so innocent in that name), or rather X, and their paedo ways.

I’m not on X and refused to take over an account a couple of years back because I believed that it was toxic. Now, I not only think it’s toxic, I think it’s a platform for the obscene and depraved.

How can you be on a platform that can produce images that undress anybody, male or female, let alone kids.

Sick cunts!
 
The Future’s Blue! said:
Good to see the government going after Twitter (seemed so innocent in that name), or rather X, and their paedo ways.

I’m not on X and refused to take over an account a couple of years back because I believed that it was toxic. Now, I not only think it’s toxic, I think it’s a platform for the obscene and depraved.

How can you be on a platform that can produce images that undress anybody, male or female, let alone kids.

Sick cunts!
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Indonesia and Malaysia have already banned it because of this. There's literally not even any lip service paid to the idea that they have any responsibility to their users or to the law of the countries they operate in.

Having said that, whenever I hear some MP speaking out about Twitter, the first thing I do is Google them, and without exception, I've never found one that doesn't have a Twitter account. It's astonishing to me that UK government ministers are even allowed to have an account on there at this point, when it's clearly a foreign platform that is dedicated to undermining their legitimacy. They don't allow them to have Telegram or TikTok on their phone, yet they're allowed a platform owned by a billionaire who has been openly hostile to them.
 
Tried to meet up with and party with Epstein who was at that point a convicted paedophile.

If that wasn't bad enough the nonce told him no.
 
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