Nice triple play: whataboutism, false equivalence, and a red herring. All in a single sentence.

Not sure why it's so bad what the person wrote.

There are studies showing how objectively bad Facebook and Instagram are for people, leading them to depression and so on. Isn't this hitting the fabric of our society? Our youth has severe issues also because of Zuckeberg, probably even more than due to Musk.

Or is the fabric of our society only what's convenient to pick, such as whatever you guys dislike about Elon?

Social media the way these companies run it is s** from all point of views.

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myko 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

Agree with your overall thrust but there are degrees here, Musk performing a Nazi salute and pushing for fascist party takeovers globally makes him a larger target than Zuck (who seems more worried about his future MMA career than any societal impact, positive or negative).

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mk89 2 days ago | parent [-]

I prefer a guy that performs a show like Musk to a Zuckeberg that is leading our youth to a very bad path - probably worse is only Tiktok. And all for some coins.

At least the guy says what he thinks, which you might agree or disagree with. And yes, in the meantime he is getting richer.

Not sure what's bad about that.

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rcruzeiro 2 days ago | parent [-]

> Not sure what's bad about that.

Parent commenter pointed out Musk performing a nazi salute during the inauguration of the President of the United States, and supporting fascist party takeovers across the world. If you are not sure what is bad about that, then maybe you should just admit to having nazi inclinations?

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rcruzeiro 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Remind me again what is the subject of this thread?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism

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		Ok then how about we stay all in topic and focus on the "links will now be open in background when tweets are shown"? Instead of focusing on the rich billionaire who wants to conquer the world.... BTW: it's normal to diverge or even say "also xyz does that s*". The issue is bigger than X, and more related to social media itself. As long as there is some respect or some argument...