I wonder how much coverage this will get in major media, or whether we'll have to rely on Twitter to find out about it:
Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
The event is part of the public record. Has any major media reported it?
What is the "public record" of these stops? Every other report of this event is based on the original report from Klarenberg. Can you identify what that "public record" is, or did you just make it up?
The law in question is the excessive reaction to Russia's attacks on individuals in Great Britain. As it is described in the article cited below, "the British Home Office has quietly gone about making it easier to detain and interrogate travelers at its borders, with little public notice."
NUJ expresses concern over detention of journalist Kit Klarenberg
It's based on Klarenberg's claim, there's no independent reporting or "public record". So Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
Matt, Candace and Elon should probably watch Sapolsky's lectures on Youtube, if they're serious about getting an answer, but they need to prepare for a few hours of listening and some science that I don't think they're well equipped for.
I wonder how much coverage this will get in major media, or whether we'll have to rely on Twitter to find out about it:
Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
The event is part of the public record. Has any major media reported it?
What is the "public record" of these stops? Every other report of this event is based on the original report from Klarenberg. Can you identify what that "public record" is, or did you just make it up?
The law in question is the excessive reaction to Russia's attacks on individuals in Great Britain. As it is described in the article cited below, "the British Home Office has quietly gone about making it easier to detain and interrogate travelers at its borders, with little public notice."
NUJ expresses concern over detention of journalist Kit Klarenberg
It's based on Klarenberg's claim, there's no independent reporting or "public record". So Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
how much US coverage should we expect of another country's border control laws?
I wonder how much coverage this will get in major media, or whether we'll have to rely on Twitter to find out about it:
Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
The event is part of the public record. Has any major media reported it?
What is the "public record" of these stops? Every other report of this event is based on the original report from Klarenberg. Can you identify what that "public record" is, or did you just make it up?
The law in question is the excessive reaction to Russia's attacks on individuals in Great Britain. As it is described in the article cited below, "the British Home Office has quietly gone about making it easier to detain and interrogate travelers at its borders, with little public notice."
NUJ expresses concern over detention of journalist Kit Klarenberg
It's based on Klarenberg's claim, there's no independent reporting or "public record". So Did Kit Klarenberg reach out to any media outlets about this, or did he only give The Grayzone the information about what happened to him?
how much US coverage should we expect of another country's border control laws?
It depends on how much we expect the media to cover freedom of the press.
Elon discussed that in his Spaces discussion with RFK Jr.
What's there to discuss? Either Musk is able to stop doing what he's doing and avert Twitter's ongoing decline as a business, or he's not. And he either does it -- and we can all see it -- or he doesn't -- and we can all see it.
Elon discussed that in his Spaces discussion with RFK Jr.
What's there to discuss? Either Musk is able to stop doing what he's doing and avert Twitter's ongoing decline as a business, or he's not. And he either does it -- and we can all see it -- or he doesn't -- and we can all see it.
Well there are 2750 comments in this thread, including many from you, so apparently there’s a lot to discuss.
I personally don’t see why this topic is the least bit interesting anymore. It’s clear to everyone and their brother, as well as Musk himself, that the Twitter purchase was a disaster. It’s also clear that the purchase was an ankle bite on Musk’s wealth, and that twitter’s spiral has had no meaningful effect on his public profile. So, so what if Twitter’s value falls another 5 or 10 billion. Yawn.
Musk haters would be better off cheering for Tesla’s demise. Now *that* would provide the desired comeuppance.
Well there are 2750 comments in this thread, including many from you, so apparently there’s a lot to discuss.
I personally don’t see why this topic is the least bit interesting anymore. It’s clear to everyone and their brother, as well as Musk himself, that the Twitter purchase was a disaster. It’s also clear that the purchase was an ankle bite on Musk’s wealth and twitter’s spiral has had no meaningful effect on his public profile. So, so what if Twitter’s value falls another 5 or 10 billion. Yawn.
Musk haters would be better off cheering for Tesla’s demise. Now *that* would provide the desired comeuppance. '
You and I are in agreement -- its quite clear that Musk's purchase of Twitter has been a disaster (welcome to the club btw -- earlier on you were arguing a different line). Hence my "what's there to discuss" directed at Paul who, unlike you, seems to not agree?
I personally don’t see why this topic is the least bit interesting anymore. It’s clear to everyone and their brother, as well as Musk himself, that the Twitter purchase was a disaster. It’s also clear that the purchase was an ankle bite on Musk’s wealth, and that twitter’s spiral has had no meaningful effect on his public profile. So, so what if Twitter’s value falls another 5 or 10 billion. Yawn.
That's not true. Musk's personal popularity has taken a major hit over the past year. Not surprisingly, among the group he's spent months trolling.
I personally don’t see why this topic is the least bit interesting anymore. It’s clear to everyone and their brother, as well as Musk himself, that the Twitter purchase was a disaster. It’s also clear that the purchase was an ankle bite on Musk’s wealth, and that twitter’s spiral has had no meaningful effect on his public profile. So, so what if Twitter’s value falls another 5 or 10 billion. Yawn.
That's not true. Musk's personal popularity has taken a major hit over the past year. Not surprisingly, among the group he's spent months trolling.
"As Musk navigates his role as the owner of Twitter, public sentiment appears to be warming toward his leadership."
"Approval of Musk's handling of his job as CEO of Twitter has risen in the past few months."
"since the end of 2022, more Americans have come to form an opinion of Musk, which has led to a rise in the share who view him favorably: 53% now say this they do, compared to 40% last December."
and even...wait for it...
" his increased popularity appears to be driven more by positive impressions of him increasing among Democrats than among Republicans."
"As Musk navigates his role as the owner of Twitter, public sentiment appears to be warming toward his leadership."
"Approval of Musk's handling of his job as CEO of Twitter has risen in the past few months."
"since the end of 2022, more Americans have come to form an opinion of Musk, which has led to a rise in the share who view him favorably: 53% now say this they do, compared to 40% last December."
and even...wait for it...
" his increased popularity appears to be driven more by positive impressions of him increasing among Democrats than among Republicans."
Your article is 3 weeks old. Linda Yaccarino is the CEO of Twitter now.
Well if you had read the article, you'd see that Linda Yaccarino taking over as CEO was cited, because the article is so wonderfully recent. But never let the onerous task of reading an article get in the way of a good drive-by potshot.
“This shift coincides with political events, namely Florida Governor Ron DeSantis stepping into the 2024 presidential race via a live announcement on Twitter, which took place shortly after this poll completed fielding.”
"As Musk navigates his role as the owner of Twitter, public sentiment appears to be warming toward his leadership."
"Approval of Musk's handling of his job as CEO of Twitter has risen in the past few months."
"since the end of 2022, more Americans have come to form an opinion of Musk, which has led to a rise in the share who view him favorably: 53% now say this they do, compared to 40% last December."
and even...wait for it...
" his increased popularity appears to be driven more by positive impressions of him increasing among Democrats than among Republicans."
you left out the numbers. It's still only a minority of Democrats who rate Musk favorably:
Republicans (74%) are far more likely than Democrats (40%) to have a favorable view of Musk; his increased popularity appears to be driven more by positive impressions of him increasing among Democrats than among Republicans.
This year's rankings are based on a survey of 16,310 Americans from a nationally representative sample conducted March 13–28.
There's also this:
if you go back to my earlier comment, I allowed that all of this may have no effect on Tesla's performance. And I also noted that Musk's reputation took a hit among a specific group of people.
So I'm not sure what you're arguing with. I never predicted doom for Tesla. And honestly I don't want to see a green energy company struggle.
A lot of Democrats are probably like me. Over the last couple of years I've learned that Musk is personally a jerk. But if I'm thinking of buying an EV, I'll still look at a Tesla.
Because people like myself aren't like the right wing snowflakes who stop buying things they like because they think a company has gone too "woke."
That said, if the steering wheels keep falling off on Teslas, I'll never consider one.
If only they were only boring.