Big Daikon wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:21 am

cambo swa wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 5:01 am It is quite interesting to see such dynamic postings about "free speech" on a social media platform that begins with "Cambodia". Many on CEO actually have some affiliation and/or residence in Cambodia but I think there are also many on here that just need someone to talk to. Associating Cambodia with free speech is going down a rabbit hole with no chance of believability. Try criticizing HE and you will find out about free speech in Cambodia. Cambodia's internet gateway is on its way if not already here. ALL internet communications in Cambodia will be routed through the government-run gateway, allowing authorities to monitor online activity, intercept and censor digital communications, and collect users' personal data. Will CEO be safe for posting for Cambodia resident expats? Elon Musk will not be able to help you here.

Username Taken wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 6:29 am
What a stupid, woke *****!

Obviously, she's not straight, white, or male.

Who cares if you're straight or bent?
Who cares if you're white, black, yellow or purple?
Who cares if you're male or female?

These WOKE morons need to stop labeling people to suit their own narrative.


The truth is that Elon Musk is the anti-christ. Now he has his own platform to issue directives to we humans. Wait and see!

phuketrichard wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 7:14 am many seem to be worried if he does buy it and allow FREE SPEACH, 'the haters and conspiracists' ( will he allow trump back?) will take over an drive the rest away

Truth Social, Donald Trump’s new social media network, was supposed to be “a major new platform” where Republicans and Democrats alike could converse in an environment free from the “censorship” of big tech, an environment with an “ironclad commitment to protecting vigorous debate”.

Instead, nearly a month after its launch, Truth Social has become a laughingstock, marked by a botched rollout, a share price collapse and, in Trump, a figurehead who doesn’t actually post much to his own social media platform.

The network, born out of Trump being banned from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube due to the risk of the former president inciting violence, was due to launch on 21 February, five months after Trump announced its creation in a typically hyperbolic statement.
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“We live in a world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favorite American president has been silenced. This is unacceptable,” Trump said.

“I’m excited to soon begin sharing my thoughts on TRUTH Social and to fight back against Big Tech.”

When the launch date came round, however, tens of thousands of people were unable to access Truth Social. The Guardian attempted to sign up on 21 February and was finally granted access on 5 March.

And almost a month after the launch, Trump has so far shared only one thought to the platform; a boilerplate message in mid-February urging people to “Get ready!”.