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Andrian Kreye
Elon Musk took over Twitter in October as the savior of freedom of expression, at least according to his own assessment. In the past few days, however, he has defined the fundamental right in such a way that one his opinion should be. The fact that it is not particularly popular with large sections of the democratic public did not prevent him from blocking the Twitter accounts of ten prominent journalists who reported on him and his short message service last Thursday.