Elon Musk destroys BBC journalist with ‘four simple words’

Here's some great advice for liberal politicians, maybe not just them because they have to deal with this kind of crap all the time. You know, I love it when someone confronts one of those

journalist

s who just goes with the vibe that they don't believe it. Even though they don't do any research, they just assume that everyone thinks like them and their peers because, you know, not all of their friends think the same and they make fun of that, don't forget, now let me show you what Elon Musk did. when interviewed yesterday by a BBC

journalist

in Silicon Valley, left-wing correspondent Toby, totally sure that the richest man in the world must be a fool and totally sure that Musk was now ruining Twitter after buying it last year , watch this clip that's going viral and find out how.

To deal with a know-it-all, I'm going to say Alec content that you don't like him or that he's hateful, what do you mean by describing something hateful? Yeah, I mean, you know this content that will provoke a reaction, something that may include something slightly racist is still the slightest access to that kind of thing, so you think if something is even slightly sexist it should be banned. I'm asking for specific examples, um, and if you just said that if something is a little bit sexist, that's hate content, does that mean? which should be bad good, you asked me, you asked me if my feed has less or more.

I would say it has a little more. That's why I ask you for examples. Can I name an example? Sincerely. I honestly can't name a single example. I'll tell you why because I don't actually use that for your feed anymore because I just don't particularly like it a lot of people a lot of people are pretty similar I just I just said that you've seen more impactful content but you can't name a single example not even one. I'm not sure I've used that rate for the last time because I've been. using I've been using Twitter since you took over for the last six months, okay, so at some point you must have seen that you are in favor of your hateful content.

I'm asking for an example, right? You can't give a

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and I say I think I say it so that you don't really know what you're talking about yes because you can't be a single example of hate content or even a tweet and they still tell you that the hate content was high, well, that's false, no, I create a slide, no, I love joining me, Scania presenter James McPherson, from the latest debate here in heaven at 10pm. m., so stay and Alexandra Marshall, political commentator and online editor of The Spectator. Australia, did you enjoy Alexandra? This is one of my favorite clips in a long time because this journalist, I mean, kind of incompetent, is what happened here.

She interviewed one of the smartest men in the world living right now and he didn't have these facts. in a line about the guy's actual company, which obviously Elon Musk is an expert in his own company and is a very smart guy at that and if you watched that interview and didn't know anything about who was there, you'd think Elon Musk was the interviewer because what he did was start questioning the BBC journalist, which is a fatal mistake and look, I could have given him examples of hate speech being a woman trolled online by the left, but this guy clearly took the hashtag and thought that I could get it.

Ah yes, but it's that invincible ignorance that is presumption despite not knowing what they're actually talking about and obviously you could name a whole list of ABC journalists as long as my two arms and that would be the same type. This BBC journalist clearly imagined Musk as an evil cartoon character, so he brought a water gun to a gunfight and Musk destroyed him with

four

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, give me an example and the lesson here is don't just answer the question. question they ask you. question the assumption behind the question you're asked because very often, especially in the left-wing media, there is an assumption that is quite fragile if you dare to challenge it and it is a great lesson for all conservative politicians that it is so correct which I don't know like one of the things that really surprised me when I started saying that the Stolen Generations are wildly exaggerated, okay, I mean, our courts haven't found a single one even though they were taught in schools that a hundred thousand children they were stolen from their parents just because they are aboriginal not because of danger a hundred thousand and I have said it and I have said it for a decade name ten it drives them crazy no one has faced that challenge that is what you have to do just give me details that is because the ideology is the enemy of politics, so no, they don't want facts because you have them, that's all, so you can't have an ideological movement because ideology is very similar to a religion or a sect and therefore if you have a fact that dissipates ideology so what is wrong with the left what are they going to say their narrative is that social media is full of hate speech therefore Twitter must be deconstructed if that is not true then what is their argument against freedom of Twitter expression that could become something good and the left does not want freedom of expression to be a good thing or for Elon Musk to succeed