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Elon Musk makes 23 posts urging King Charles III to overthrow UK government
(www.hindustantimes.com)
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this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2025
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Then the goal for any legislation is simple: don't make it personal to Twitter and instead reference "platforms that openly allow misinformation and hate on their servers that do business in the UK without appropriate and swift moderation". Something like that.
The goal won't be to fine Twitter or Musk directly. It will be to move the needle in a way that makes doing business with him or his companies not worth the hassle. Musk could win the court battle, but ultimately lose his hate machine. Absolutely fine ๐.
But let's be honest.... None of this will happen ๐.