Originally published at: Elon Musk confirms Twitter has tortious interference claims against activist groups calling for advertiser boycotts | Boing Boing
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Can’t wait for Musk to find out that no one is “required” to advertise on twitter.
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Brilliant to try after calling for his own boycotts. Just in case it was only 98% clear he’s flailing around without a clue.
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What a galaxy brain. Clearly a legend in his own mind. It will be painful to watch this slow moving car crash.
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More painful to witness the slow motion crash morphing into a monster MAGAphone.
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Serious problem caused by this whole Lone Skum / Twatter saga.
Is there enough popcorn in the world? 
It seems I need a new bucketful, every day.
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Imagine being one of the richest people in the world and this is what you decide to spend your time on.
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He could’ve basically ended world hunger, with just a fraction of what he paid for twitter…
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And by the looks of it, gotten better ROI, too
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Yes but that wouldn’t help humanity, which he loves, and incidentally has redefined to mean future people stuck in domes on other planets like the characters in Oblivion are promised after aliens trash the only nice one.
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Now, why would you say such a thing?
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So much for being a free speech absolutist. Calling for, enacting, and choosing not to advertise in response to a boycott all seem to be types of speech.
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Eon reminds me of Elmer Fudd
I’ve been planning to switch to Mastadon for a while now, and this is finally the drive I needed. When I asked my friend group which server they were going to, their tweet was hidden from me (the “reply count” was higher than the tweets I could see, so I asked people to DM me what they’d tried to reply with).
Definitely time to turn Twitter into the next Digg.
And the news is definitely spreading about the migration:
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But there are so many more future people! /S
This is assuming we can survive the Elon Musks of the world for another 20 years
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Hey, he paid $44 billion for the privilege of spouting nonsense whenever he wants. Cut him some slack.
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No. He didn’t pay me, I don’t owe him a thing.
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I can think of no greater exercise of free speech than trying to use the force of the court system to punish people for exercising their free speech. Congratulations, Elon. You’ve used your vast, impressive engineering know-how to square the circle.
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Salesforce bought Slack, I doubt he’ll get it 
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