The echoes of the world’s richest person, Elon Musk’s sensational attempt to buy Twitter for 44 billion dollars, still continue in many ways. With the purchase of the entire platform, of which he first bought a 9.2 percent share, the eyes were turned to possible innovations in the platform.
On the other hand, the fate of former US President Donald Trump, whose account was previously closed by Twitter, was a matter of curiosity. Before presenting the purchase offer, Tesla CEO mentioned that Twitter should be more free and democratic by making a city square analogy.
According to Musk, the ban strengthens Trump’s votes in the right-wing electorate
Tesla and SpaceX CEO, many after the $44 billion acquisition Twitter’s board approved on April 25. faced with the question. Stating that he would allow free thought on Twitter, Musk stated that as a result of this plan, the former US President would also come back to the platform.
This decision has led many to different opinions. So much so that a significant segment thinks that a person like Trump should not come to the platform once again. However. Some sections also think that freedom of thought should not be restricted no matter what.
On the other hand, Elon Musk, the richest person in the world, looks at the effect of the ban from a different perspective. Musk, possibly the new owner of Twitter, thinks the ban has strengthened Trump’s presence in the right-wing electorate. In light of all this, he wants the former US president to come back to the platform.
But all these possibilities will come true when Musk actually buys Twitter. So much so that the purchase status is currently pending. While everyone is waiting for the agreement to be made official and the transfer process to take place, Elon Musk has recently made a surprise statement and announced that he has suspended the purchases of Twitter. On the other hand, the reason for this decision was shown as spam and fake accounts of the platform.
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