Elon Musk has owned Twitter for less than a week. Conservatives are already cancelling him.

Five days after Musk took over, conservatives are turning on him.

Catturd has been lost.

On Friday, Musk's first day as the owner of the micro-blogging site, he laid out his priorities on his feed for everyone to see. Musk's reply was to an anonymous conservative who was complaining about not getting enough retweets on their posts. He promised to look into it.

The Musk takeover was a big victory for conservatives. As people complained about Musk's ideas, they cheered him on.

He drew their ire a few days ago. What's the reason? The Anti-Defamation League and the NAACP were among the groups that Musk talked to.

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The civil rights community and groups who face hate- fueled violence will be included in his plan for a content moderation board.

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Conservatives filled Musk's mentions on the social networking site.

The person who was singing Musk's praises last week admitted that he was wrong about the change. A bunch of far left fanatic groups were never targeted here. There are no average Joes, no real Conservatives, and no one to represent the people actually targeted!

One conservative user said that the bird is not free.

The old boss was the same as the new boss.

It wasn't surprising that this series of events took place. This was going to happen on Friday according to Nilay. It wasn't going to be possible to satisfy the demands of conservative users while also providing a non-toxic environment for the rest of the world. It was impossible for Musk to give them what they wanted and also make a place that was friendly to advertisers.

Musk wanted to create a free speech platform. A lot of conservatives took that to mean that anything is possible. Researchers found that usage of the n-word on the platform increased by 500 percent when Musk took over. The company claimed to have found a short-term surge from 1,500 accounts that were suspended. The numbers were disputed by a researcher. According to Brown, more than 16,000 accounts were suspended that day and the median age of the accounts is incorrect.

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Musk is getting what he paid for. Users won't pay for access to a place that is toxic if he succeeds in moving to a paid model. Garbage accounts can't be allowed to run amok on the platform. Right-wingers like Catturd will complain that his follower count went down if he is banned.

Have a good time.