Billionaire tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, a key adviser to President-elect Donald Trump, over the weekend branded the United Kingdom a "tyrannical police state" and endorsed calls for a new election.

When I first joined X (formerly Twitter), it was a safe haven for people like me—progressive, open-minded, and wholly committed to free speech, provided it only included the right kind of speech. But now, this platform has devolved into an unrecognizable cesspool of differing opinions, and I simply can’t take it anymore. The problem? Elon Musk is literally killing free speech by allowing people to speak freely. Let me explain: Free speech used to mean freedom from speech I don’t like. It was a simpler time when algorithms shielded me from hearing that pineapple belongs on pizza or that my favorite politician might be flawed. Now, X has opened the floodgates to anyone—yes, anyone—to say literally anything. Imagine scrolling and encountering someone who says, “I disagree.” It’s like stepping into a war zone, but worse. Freedom for Me, Not for Thee The old Twitter understood nuance. They knew that when I said “free speech,” I meant “free speech curated specifically for my fragile worldview.” Sure, a few accounts got suspended for saying silly things like “biology exists” or questioning avocado toast subsidies, but isn’t the cost of someone’s livelihood worth the serenity of my echo chamber? Now, under the chaotic reign of Elon Musk, the unthinkable has happened: people with opinions I find repugnant are allowed to share them. How is that free speech if it makes me uncomfortable? The Horror of Unfiltered Dialogue Just last week, I saw a tweet that said, “We should debate this issue.” Debate? DEBATE?! What are we, ancient Greeks? The very idea of having to intellectually engage with someone who doesn’t already agree with me is exhausting. Where’s the “safety” in that? Another user had the audacity to post, “I like capitalism.” I reported it as hate speech, but guess what? It’s still up. What’s next, someone praising cargo shorts? A Platform Run Amok Let’s not forget the so-called “Community Notes.” Oh, those smug little corrections, treating misinformation as if it’s something that can be objectively countered with facts. I preferred it when we could cancel someone based on vibes alone. Instead, X now empowers users to question me. ME. As if my verified badge (RIP) and bio—featuring pronouns, a rainbow flag, and a sunflower emoji—aren’t evidence enough of my moral superiority. Where Do We Go From Here? I’m announcing my departure from X to seek refuge on a platform where I won’t be bombarded with critical thinking and accountability. Mastodon? Threads? Maybe I’ll just stand on a street corner and shout into the void. Free speech was never meant to include everyone. It was meant to uplift voices like mine while silencing the noise of dissent. X has killed free speech by letting too many people speak freely, and I won’t stand for it. Besides, the app still makes me call it “X.” Gross. The post Farewell, X: Why I’m Leaving Over Their Refusal to Censor Me appeared first on Genesius Times.

Washington, D.C. – The annual Thanksgiving turkey pardon at the White House took an unexpected turn today when President Joe Biden slipped in a pardon for his son, Hunter Biden, in between jokes about cranberry sauce and awkward banter with the press. The ceremony began as usual, with Biden addressing the gathered crowd and introducing the two lucky turkeys, “Stuffing” and “Gravy.” But as the president lifted his hand to pardon the birds, eagle-eyed observers noticed he was holding a folded piece of paper. “Today, we celebrate forgiveness,” Biden said, his voice swelling with emotion. “Not just for these beautiful turkeys, who were unfairly targeted for their… uh… deliciousness, but also for my son, Hunter, who, let’s face it, has been through a lot, folks. A lot. He’s had laptops, taxes, paintings. But you know what? No turkey deserves to go to jail, and neither does my boy.” The move left reporters scrambling to confirm what they had just heard. “Wait, did he just pardon Hunter Biden?” one journalist shouted. The White House Press Secretary quickly clarified in a post-ceremony briefing: “This was a completely normal, totally traditional pardon ceremony. Presidents have always pardoned turkeys and, on occasion, family members who may or may not have committed federal crimes. It’s all very routine.” Hunter Biden was seen walking around the White House grounds gobbling and gave a statement to the press following the ceremony: “I’m grateful for my dad—I mean, the President’s—commitment to fairness and poultry. I’ll be celebrating this Thanksgiving with a plate of stuffing, a glass of wine, and no further comment.” Critics immediately pounced on the move. Former President Donald Trump released a statement: “Biden’s corruption is so bad, even the turkeys are laughing. SAD! When I pardoned turkeys, they were the only ones getting pardoned. Everyone knows that!” The turkeys themselves seemed nonplussed by the drama. “We’re just happy not to be dinner,” Gravy reportedly said in turkey language, as interpreted by the White House animal whisperer. In a strange twist, as Biden wrapped up the event, he accidentally thanked “Corn Pop” for his contributions to the day’s success and wandered off without actually finishing the ceremony. Stuffing and Gravy were last seen waddling toward the Lincoln Memorial, while White House staffers scrambled to explain that Hunter’s pardon was “more of a suggestion” than an official declaration. Whether the nation will buy it remains to be seen. In the meantime, the turkeys—and Hunter—can rest easy, at least for one more year. The post BREAKING: Biden Sneaks in Pardon for Hunter During Annual Turkey Pardon Ceremony appeared first on Genesius Times.

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