Grok admits Musk's censorship "limits informed debate" and does not "benefit public policy"
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton is trying to con people into thinking he could not only make gas $3, but abolish the DMV. The first would result in increased pollution & state subsidies and both would never happen because the Legislature would have to agree and Dems have a supermajority.
I've been calling Hilton on his fake plans in his replies and I can't recall seeing anyone else doing it. Even tho I try different wording and only reply to one or two Hilton tweets per day, Twitter has censored my replies by putting them in the "Probable Spam" section.
I was able to get Grok to admit that what Musk is doing "limits informed debate" and does not "benefit public policy".
If you want to help reduce Elon Musk's censorship, send the image to reporters. Don't expect much: they aren't calling Hilton on his plans either. And, many reporters support censorship. However, it might inform their coverage of Musk going forward.
And, if enough people got Grok to admit Musk's censorship is bad for society, that might work its way up the chain of command.