Elon Musk conducts poll on whether he should step down as head of Twitter

[Dennis 8,391]

 

[PartySick 174,874]

11 minutes ago, Dennis said:

 

Idk, I think Twitter was doing just fine before he got his clown mitts all over it

[Benji 20,113]

1 hour ago, JuanitoKasicki said:

you guys really think hes gonna follow through with it? 

I think he plans to step down regardless of the result.  He most likely already has a successor lined up and this is just one final ego boost - a “haha I knew you’d vote yes, I already planned too, I am very smart” 

[whoresup 3,454]

So what’s the results saying? 

[Edonis 28,974]

27 minutes ago, whoresup said:

So what’s the results saying? 

58% yes last I checked 

[Sneaky Oliver 23,088]

Oh I see many Bolsonaro supporters are begging for fellow right wingers to vote no “for the sake of freedom of speech”  I hate these people tbh 

[Enigma 7,182]

This is such a mess lol it's so wild that this rich manchild gets to just ruin one of the biggest social medias in a couple weeks 

[gabeoz 7,915]

Elon was with Jared Kushner (trumps son in law that just got a $2B deal from the Saudi’s) AND the Saudi billionaires that loaned Elon a large part of the money to buy Twitter when he tweeted this poll. They likely asked him to step down and he’s trying to cover it up with a poll 

[YouCanSitWithUs 394]

People still use twitter?

[Future Lovers 7,864]

8 hours ago, PartySick said:

And people call Elon a genius

I think in the days before he exposed his lack of common sense, he managed to snow a lot of people via having big ideas and the money to see some of them come to fruition. Few stopped to consider whether his ideas were possible, water tight, economical, or sustainable.

It’s easy to call someone a visionary when they’re talking about revolutionary things even if those things are impractical or shoddy. It’s all in the sale and once upon a time, he used to be a good salesman of bad ideas. Now no one with two working brain cells takes him seriousyl. 

[garbage day 11,863]

the second after I voted Yes, I realized it was a mistake. as it stands, elon is seemingly VERY preoccupied with twitter. freeing him of that, releasing this egotistical highly divorced manbaby with limitless resources and a very bruised ego would mean way more bad trouble from him meddling in other shït. and he's absolutely going to put an even worse person in charge to spite everyone who voted Yes and make himself look better.

also the spectacle of seeing him spiral online daily is so delicious and I'd genuinely miss it.

[berlinforme 5,391]

I voted no because I really want him to fail miserably and never get any money out of it. 

[Monstermilo 5,476]

liberals need to boycott twitter 

its becoming such a nasty right wing place

[FarixGaga 15,552]

So what now?

[gabeoz 7,915]

3 hours ago, FarixGaga said:

So what now?

He’s now saying that in the future only people who pay for Twitter can vote