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Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal said he looked forward to joining his “‘new’ friend” Musk on his journey.
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Um, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal has always been an owner of Twitter. And he originally opposed Elon Musk's purchase of the company. No one here or anyone else complained about the Saudi Prince owning the company when they supressed conservatives, but now suddenly, you hypocrites think this is a bridge too far? Get a life,
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This is great right? Figuring out how to fund free speech by juicing it's antagonists? It's seems like this might imply that twitter _won't_ enact free speech but only in a roundabout ad homenim way. Look- If free speech is curtailed on twitter, attack _that_. And if Al weed has shitty tactics attack _them_. Implying some kind of relationship here is intellectually dishonest.
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