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Tesla loses EV market dominance, falls below 50% in US [unit sales in 2024Q2]
(www.theregister.com)
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He lets Nazis use his platform and calls it "freedom of speech", although this exact freedom is limited by the wellbeing of others. And promoting Nazis is harmful to not only minorities, but the society in my opinion, as they strive to split the society with populist arguments.
I disagree. It's better to let naziz talk so their opinions can be argued against. Nothing is solved by censorship. The opinions are still there, you just don't see them.
I don't know why people today are so sensitive? Why is it hard to see someone say something you don't agree with?
If you want to actually solve the problem that those people hate strangers for no real reason, you need to talk to them.
Elon isn't promoting naziz, he is just not censoring them. Hopefully you see the difference.
This is such a naive and ignorant take that assumes everything is argued in good faith and not with an army of bots posting literal propaganda, lies, and disinformation in order to brainwash people who don't know any better.
What you're arguing for is allowing cancer to spread rather than seeing a doctor about it "because the immune system will take care of it."
We're not arguing about "a marketplace of ideas" in real life, this is about weaponizing technology to serve the interests of a select few to the detriment of everyone else.
That's a good point. Thanks.