Erik Uden 🦣 (@ErikUden@mastodon.de)
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Attached: 1 image A man in Saudi Arabia has been [sentenced to death for his tweets](https://www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-silent-man-sentenced-death-his-tweets-1823779), and surprise: Elon Musk is NOT funding his legal bill as promised because there's a good chance that **the necessary data to identify this man came from the second largest shareholder of Twitter: the Saudi prince Alwaleed bin Talal**. Musk has been awfully silent about this as you can't really make your “freedom of speech!!” argument when you assist with killing a retired teacher for the regime critic posts they made on your platform, only possible because that regime owns a huge chunk of “your” platform.
  • L’attuale CEO di X in precedenza ha annunciato che la piattaforma avrebbe pagato le spese legali di chi venisse denunciato per i suoi tweet
  • Tuttavia in questo caso non pare sarà così, dato che l’uomo fa parte dell’Arabia Saudita, il cui principe è lo shareholder più grande di Twitter dopo EM
  • “Libertà di espressione?” Si, ma alcune persone hanno più libertà di altre