Kind: Reposts

The new leadership is just so astoundingly, embarrassingly incompetent. I expected a mess, but this is way, way beyond what I expected. https://t.co/86aoLnH1q6

— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) November 4, 2022

Heckuva job, Muskie. You rat bastard son of a mining ditch. https://t.co/YD5I7ywLav

— eric-meyer.css (@meyerweb) November 4, 2022

Soundly defeated in as many elections as it takes to convince them to remove the anti-democratic and pro-autocratic elements from their ranks https://t.co/LsUpDrzM9b

— Actually malicious, no actual malice (@apark2453) November 4, 2022

You got it boss. Companies choosing to voluntarily boycott a company = free market.

Any more questions? https://t.co/Dar1Jez9kq

— Scott Howard (@ConservaMuse) November 4, 2022

I’m at least 1000% more addicted to twitter right now because at some point that dude is gonna unplug all the servers in an epic rage fit and I don’t want to miss the apocalypse

— Linda Tirado (@KillerMartinis) November 4, 2022

I don't want to read any more hot takes about how "actually, Musk might turn this around." Firing the entire #a11y team is one of the most indefensible, retrograde, discriminatory, unethical, immoral, and vile things the leader of a tech company can do. https://t.co/hUziPry8nL

— Blake E. Reid (@blakereid) November 4, 2022

cancer upset to learn it’s killing its host https://t.co/VyXwHROIQQ

— kilgore trout, death to putiner (@KT_So_It_Goes) November 4, 2022

Watching Twitter employees be fired and then brutally harassed online is infuriating.

— shenetworks 🍗 (@notshenetworks) November 4, 2022

Oh yeah, real big-brain genius move right there. S-M-R-T-smart. https://t.co/ejX5D1zRTQ

— eric-meyer.css (@meyerweb) November 4, 2022

Antisemitic rhetoric has serious consequences.

It's not just the slow-burn incitement of violence. That's real, that's serious, but its not all.

It's good men and women, living their lives, having to experience fear and concern, and having to look over their shoulders. https://t.co/2XDJFIq2tH

— D.M. Schmeyer (@dmschmeyer) November 3, 2022

It's obviously easy to laugh at Elon and his fans, but his actions this week have real impact on real humans and their real families and real friends and fuck that guy

— Matthew Garrett (@mjg59) November 4, 2022

My money is on @AOC in the fight you picked, @elonmusk pic.twitter.com/1wUHzUX4fB

— Jeff Nesbit (@jeffnesbit) November 3, 2022

I don't know what to say about the news I just woke up to except this is incredibly fucked up and I'm so sorry, Twitter folks. I know how hard you tried.

— #freealaa / jilliancyork@mastodon (@jilliancyork) November 4, 2022

I just want to say thank you to those at Twitter who’ve looked after the platform.

Yep, I’ve been critical, but I’m selfish and care.

In particular thank you to @twittersafety, who’ve protected me from this. It gave me a voice against purely commercial interests. pic.twitter.com/2BmJ62bdUT

— Kevin Beaumont (@GossiTheDog) November 4, 2022

Democracy matters and must be fought for. A bittersweet moment in American and world history. Good that Biden is saying it, tragic that it needs to be said, shameful that so many Americans won’t care. https://t.co/eHwrTqeUpJ

— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) November 3, 2022

This is a childish evasion of the sort that conservatives mocked when a mass shooter yelled “Allah Akbar” at Ft Hood and some tried to blame it on PTSD. https://t.co/LRr242qFBE

— Christian Vanderbrouk 🇺🇸🇺🇦🌻 (@UrbanAchievr) November 3, 2022

In one case, a man fractured a man’s skull with a hammer. In the other case, the guy called 911 on himself before doing anything. Each is bad. But it’s really not hard to see the difference. https://t.co/Cm8AK7uQru

— @ijbailey (@ijbailey) November 3, 2022

You're not.

The existence of the state? Sure. It's policies where they are defensible & reasonable? Sure. A government that includes kahanists? Never https://t.co/NMsG6FrZRG

— Akiva Cohen (@AkivaMCohen) November 2, 2022

This place won't last a year. https://t.co/y79UmsKVmi

— Andrew H. Sowards (@AndrewHSowards) November 3, 2022

This has pretty much been my stance from the get go. Musk running Twitter into the ground is an exciting opportunity for better replacements to rise to prominence. If he doesn’t, fine. If he does, even better. https://t.co/Z2jBdVSZmA

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) November 3, 2022