Elon Musk's Twitter takeover causing liberal left to 'completely lose their minds'

The liberal left have "utterly misplaced their minds" over Elon Musk's proposed takeover of Twitter, in line with a political commentator.

The SpaceX and Tesla boss has struck a deal to accumulate the social media platform for $44billion (£34.5billion).

Musk, ranked by Forbes because the world's richest individual, has pledged to unlock the "large potential" Twitter has by selling extra freedom of speech.

His buy has led to criticism from notable figures reminiscent of Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and mannequin Jameela Jamil.

Political commentator Emma Webb has criticised the response from the left, stating they're "afraid" about the potential of political opponents "not being censored".

Buying Twitter will cost Elon Musk $44 billion (£34.5 billion).
Shopping for Twitter will price Elon Musk $44 billion (£34.5 billion).
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The Tesla CEO's takeover of Twitter has proven to be a contentious topic.
The Tesla CEO's takeover of Twitter has confirmed to be a contentious subject.
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Showing on GB Information, she advised Alex Phillips: "We have seen the liberal left utterly dropping their minds over this. They're afraid their political opponents will have the ability to specific themselves and can not be censored.

"We have seen them expressing a number of the identical considerations that folks on the fitting or traditional liberals have been saying for a really very long time, which is that we do not need to be censored anymore.

"They're suggesting that that is unhealthy information, I feel quite the opposite, that is extraordinarily excellent news."

Musk's buyout of Twitter has been welcomed by many, together with founding father of the social media platform Jack Dorsey, who has provided his backing in a sequence of tweets.

Twitter's founder Jack Dorsey has voiced his support for the billionaire's acquisition of the social media platform.
Twitter's founder Jack Dorsey has voiced his assist for the billionaire's acquisition of the social media platform.
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Dorsey hailed the choice to let Musk take the social media platform into personal possession and away from the advert mannequin and Wall Road, however others have raised considerations about on-line security on Twitter going ahead given the billionaire’s perception in absolute free speech.

On-line security campaigners stated this might have a “chilling impact” on little one security even after new regulation is launched to the sector, and a few customers have introduced plans to go away the positioning due to fears over a rise in doubtlessly dangerous speech.

GB Information' Dan Wootton has welcomed the Canadian's acquisition of Twitter, saying it's the platform's "closing hope to rescue free speech".

He stated: "It's extremely apparent that, for Twitter to ever be taken severely once more, the second Musk positive aspects management of the poisonous cesspit of a platform this autumn he wants to instantly reinstate Trump.

"That is simply the beginning although.

"The variety of folks silenced for questioning the orthodoxy on the trans debate, Covid vaccines and lockdowns is, fairly frankly, terrifying."

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