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Sad times America. Really thought you were turning things around. If you push Musk he’ll just leave and do it somewhere he’s appreciated. Like in space.
【衝撃】イーロン・マスク「世界中から批判されてもXは手放さない」その理由が考えさせられる。
記者「なぜそこまでXにこだわるんですか？」
イーロン「どういう意味だい？」
記者「買収してから批判ばかりじゃないですか」
イーロン「そうだね」
記者「政治家からも批判されている」
イーロン「うん」
記者「規制当局との対立もある」
イーロン「そうだね」
記者「正直、売却した方が楽じゃないですか？」
イーロン「なぜ？」
記者「テスラもSpaceXもあるでしょう？」
イーロン「あるね」
記者「わざわざ論争の中心にいる必要はないですよね？」
イーロン「でも、それで何が解決するんだ？」
記者「……え？」
イーロン「僕は自由に意見を交わせる場所が重要だと思っている」
記者「でも嫌な意見もありますよね？」
イーロン「もちろん」
記者「間違った意見もある」
イーロン「そうだね」
記者「だったら制限するべきでは？」
イーロン「どこまで制限する？」
記者「それは……」
イーロン「誰が正しい意見を決めるんだ？」
記者「……」
イーロン「自分が賛成する意見だけを守るのは簡単だ」
記者「はい」
イーロン「でも、反対意見が出てきたときは？」
記者「……」
イーロン「そこで初めて、言論の自由に対する考え方が試されるんじゃないかな」
これ考えさせられる。
もちろん言論の自由と誹謗中傷や違法な投稿への対応は別問題。
Xの運営方針についても賛否が分かれている。
ただイーロンが掲げる「自由な議論の場」という理想には一つの問いがある。
自分と違う意見をどこまで受け入れられるか。
自分に都合のいい意見だけを歓迎するのは簡単。
でも本当に難しいのは自分が不快に感じる意見と向き合うこと。
これはSNSだけじゃなく組織運営でも同じだと思う。
Flying cars. Fucking love Musk. Great blend of humour, crazy and seriousness. This was done in real life, live, in front of an audience. Tesla Roadster.
If a generation or two in England makes you English, ancestry clearly doesn’t decide identity. In that case the reparations claim collapses with it.
You can’t say heritage is irrelevant when it comes to who is English, then treat it as decisive when it comes to who was systemically disadvantaged.
Insane. The former bodyguard of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was given "asylum" and citizenship in the UK.
He then used his position to plot a huge terror attack targeting Jews in Europe, which was foiled.
Then an unnamed District Judge, sitting at Westminster Magistrates Court, decided to grant him 100 years anonymity!
The judiciary of the UK is massively compromised.
timesofisrael.com/hamas-chie…
This is the predictable result of elevating people onto pedestals primarily through DEI-driven virtue signalling rather than rigorous academic standards. Universities and institutions prioritised identity and narrative over evidence, then acted surprised when serious questions about plagiarism, fabricated achievements, and inconsistencies collapsed under scrutiny.
No one should wish for anyone’s death. But actions have consequences, and systems that reward ideology over competence eventually produce tragedies like this.
Chris Phillips retweeted
This is sad news. A mentally ill man was used and abused by white woke liberal virtue signallers. He became a laughing stock when his make-believe world fell apart.
Labour MP libtard Rachel Maskell @RachaelMaskell in 2015 - told a rally:
“20,000 is not enough, 30,000 is not enough. We will keep going until we hit our saturation point… What does it matter if we have to wait another week for a hospital visit?”
2026: Same MP now says housing 1,200 asylum seekers at RAF Linton-on-Ouse is “unsuitable” because it’ll create a 6-to-1 men-to-women ratio in the village and overwhelm local infrastructure.
You couldn’t make this up.
Chris Phillips retweeted
Here is episode one of my documentary series which explains the State We Are In.
I started this months ago with Walter Willits and @LifeSite kindly let us make it. Was released yesterday. If you have 12 minutes to spare do have a look:
youtu.be/bTppjElxBtc?si=wRk4…
We don’t need foreign doctors in our hospitals. We could and should have trained our own. The only reason successive governments have relied so heavily on overseas recruitment is that it is a short-term financial and political win: it is cheaper and faster than expanding medical school places and training posts properly. This reality leaves Jeremy Corbyn looking either dishonest or completely out of touch.
For years we have deliberately limited the number of medical school places available to British students. The resulting shortage is not some natural accident , it is artificial scarcity, maintained so the state can keep importing ready trained doctors from abroad instead of investing in a sustainable domestic workforce.
Chris Phillips retweeted
Not hugely looking forward to being hunted down by these for, oh I don’t know, misgendering someone, being polite, or watering the roses at the wrong time…
So what she’s saying is that USAID should have been allowed to continue because, despite allegedly being a political organisation, it also did some good. By that logic, should Jimmy Savile have been allowed to continue abusing children because he raised millions for charity? Doing some good doesn’t excuse serious wrongdoing. That’s often how corrupt organisations and individuals build cover and buy goodwill.