Elon Musk is suing Media Matters for America over a report that claimed his social media platform, X, displayed ads next to “pro-Nazi content.”
Musk alleges that Media Matters manipulated the service to create these juxtapositions, leading to a boycott of X.
“For one brand showcased in the article, one of its ads ran adjacent to a post 2 times and that ad was seen in that setting by only two users, one of which was the author of the Media Matters article,” X’s statement reads.
The incident is part of a broader conflict involving Musk’s stance on free speech and censorship.
The press campaign against Musk also includes accusations of anti-Semitism, stemming from a post on X.
“These claims that [Trump and Musk] are anti-Semites is a transparent dodge aimed at diverting attention from the obvious fact that the explosion of anti-Semitism in America, Britain, and other Western countries is taking place primarily on the progressive left – and that this explosion of anti-Semitism is being driven by the same alliance of ‘anti-racists’ that have been trying since 2016 to brand most conservatives and Christians as ‘racists,’” Yoram Hazony stated.
“If you actually want to see anti-Semitism defeated in America, Britain, and other Western countries, let’s see you direct your fire at the actual source of the danger and violence right now – which is two orders of magnitude greater on the Left than it is on the right.”
The situation reflects a larger debate about free speech and the power of media organizations to influence public opinion.
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