Run away liberalism on display

"We value his rights as a property owner! 🤓"

"It would be more wrong of us to force companies to comply with national interests rather than nations complying with corporate interests! 🤓"

"Surely multinational corporations are loyal to their nations of origin and wouldn't sell out immediately for even a slight promise of profit! 🤓"

Just further proof that the US is not a country or nation really. Just a collection of corporations fighting each other for the drying up crumbs. Such a weak and ineffective state apparatus that it can't even begin to imagine the thought of seizing assets like Twitter even under the guise of (somewhat) legitimate "national interests." Or just creating a direct exact-copy of Twitter run and funded by some government agency. Which under US gov control, don't get me wrong, would still suck. They'd cut corners and also self-cuck by allowing Nazis on and shit.

Probably the best they could do is forcefully seize it from Musk (I'd say pay him nothing and if he whines start the process to undo his naturalization but hey I'm a petty asshole to other assholes) and put it into some sort of privately run, state regulated, state funded department which isn't beholden to any stupid shit like legal obligations to let Nazis speak but also has a proper verification system (kinda like the old one, but better. maybe yoink the marker if someone is inactive for long periods or changes careers). Basically recreate Twitter, but a semi-nationalized version of it. The same should happen to Facebook and probably honestly reddit at this point.

All these social media sites have blown up and become far more than places to post your lunch and anonymously tweet that you hate your husband. Regulations were never in place to prevent all this centralization (and realistically, won't be in place. None of what I typed is likely to ever happen, very sadly)