I think you’re dodging an ugly fucking question and chose to ignore that the amount of users almost halved. I think you’re maybe not arguing in good faith, so I’m going to discontinue this conversation. Have a good day!
Ok, but even with losing nearly half of their users they still have a very large user base, and companies go to where the users are. Plus, it’s not like Twitter is the only platform they advertise on.
You’re arguing in bad faith because you’re arguing like this is a justification rather than a reason why, despite me saying it wasn’t a justification.
You’re greatly overestimating the general public’s knowledge of Musk.
It’s still a bar run by a Nazi, i.e. a Nazi bar, even if many of the customers are ignorant.
That wasn’t a justification, just a reason why people still use it.
A lot of these are more than general public, they’re institutions, corporations, organizations, and people who should (and probably do) know better.
Right, they go where the people are.
They went from 429 million to 250 million in under a year, I would challenge that assumption.
Additionally, a Nazi bar is still a fucking Nazi bar. I don’t see why anyone should look favorably on that, do you?
Do you not think 250 million people is a lot?
I think you’re dodging an ugly fucking question and chose to ignore that the amount of users almost halved. I think you’re maybe not arguing in good faith, so I’m going to discontinue this conversation. Have a good day!
Ok, but even with losing nearly half of their users they still have a very large user base, and companies go to where the users are. Plus, it’s not like Twitter is the only platform they advertise on.
You’re arguing in bad faith because you’re arguing like this is a justification rather than a reason why, despite me saying it wasn’t a justification.