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Occupy Democrats support Twitter's corporate takeover defense effort against 'right-wing' billionaire

The Twitter Board of Directors has implemented the “poison pill” strategy against Elon Musk’s attempt to buy the company. Meanwhile, Occupy Democrats are cheering on the company’s board:

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First off, Elon Musk is “right-wing”? LOL.

Oh, and an “occupy” group cheering on a publicly traded corporation’s board is *chef’s kiss*.

The next thing you know they’ll be helping polish the Charging Bull in Manhattan’s financial district.

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Preserving Twitter’s ability to suppress and censor stories not helpful to the Left is the top priority, no matter how ironic the effort may get.

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Related:

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