This Market Watch article uses statements like the one below (in red) to misinform people about the objection of Elon Musk and other conservatives. Notice that this statement does not include "banning viewpoints they do not like." No where in the article is this even mentioned. Instead, the article used a statement like the one below more than once in an obvious attempt to mischaracterize Elon Musk's motives:
" ... Twitter and YouTube can pull down content that they consider obscene, inciting violence or spreading misinformation. And banning them from moderating that content on their own sites would ban their First Amendment rights..."
This is an unbelievably sly method that seems to work on a rather ignorant public.
It is sad that even a business site like MarketWatch has to appease its leftwing hierarchy with an article that is, in short, delivering a false narrative. What could be so critical to them as to deceive and manipulate?
"What does ‘free speech’ actually mean? Twitter isn’t censoring speech, despite what Elon Musk and many users think"
within the article ..." ... Twitter and YouTube can pull down content that they consider obscene, inciting violence or spreading misinformation. And banning them from moderating that content on their own sites would ban their First Amendment rights..."
This is an unbelievably sly method that seems to work on a rather ignorant public.
It is sad that even a business site like MarketWatch has to appease its leftwing hierarchy with an article that is, in short, delivering a false narrative. What could be so critical to them as to deceive and manipulate?