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That's possible, yes. That said, he left when he was 17 and was in his earlier 20s when the apartheid era ended, and when guys in their 50s look back on their political opinions as a teenager/20 something, the most common reaction is not "Yeap, I nailed it, totally understand everything back...

A bit late on this, but that shouldn't happen, because institutional knowledge is supposed to be written down for exactly this reason, if someone leaves suddenly you can't have them take all the knowledge of how X works with them.

There is something wrong with these people, and I don't think it's treatable.

Given what I've seen on Twitter, I'm not nearly as optimistic that Musk removing the left wing tilt toward it will be some crippling blow to the left. In my observation people engaging and "discussing" politics on Twitter are the biggest collection of brainrotted morons in existence. It's like...

It's obviously photoshopped, given the quote is attributed to Ben Garrison.

Well, in his defense he claims to be in favor of freedom of speech, he's not saying he supports the freedom to drive a Tesla. More seriously, I think taking a single incident from 6 year later ago as his solo character reference is a bit dubious. It's certainly a bad look, but based on what...

RIP Gab, Parler, and all the other "like twitter but free speech" sites.