Media Matters is gonna find out the hard way

[MiltantCentrist]

Musk will lose this case because nothing Media Matters said was untrue.

Musk will also lose the defamation case against him by Ben Brody because everything Musk said was untrue.

[clusterchuck]

[Evil]

Jack POS

The guy that investigated a child sex-trafficking ring being run by Democrats out of a pizza joint basement. Only to find the building HAD NO BASEMENT !!!

[clusterchuck]

Media Matters spends all day smearing anyone to the right of Che Guevara as far-right bigots and conspiracy theorists, advocating for their deplatforming and loss of advertising income.

Simultaneously, their Vice President promoted the insanely dangerous Russia-Collusion hoax alleging secret Kremlin pee tapes controlled America's President.

The Democrats' return to the Presidency directly correlated with a hundred billion-dollar proxy war against Russia, resulting in the devastating destruction of Ukraine and the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives.

Numerous reports have documented how Russia and Ukraine initially sought peace, with Russia offering to return all territory except Crimea in exchange for Ukraine's commitment to stay out of NATO.

However, President Biden and the Democrats in Washington D.C. wanted to escalate the conflict, foolishly believing their sanctions and weapons would cripple the Russian economy and lead to regime change in Russia.

The Trump-Russia collusion hoax was an actual conspiracy theory propagated by the Democrat Party, the corporate media, and organizations like Media Matters, which poisoned the minds of millions of Democrats, leading to actual real-world war, death, and destruction.

[nolaxride]

Trump is truly a godly saint.

[clusterchuck]

More yawn material for the sleepy nap taking (D) party faithful.
MMFA is f@cked.
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Lawyer @thevivafrei explains how Media Matters intentionally and deceitfully manipulated the system to fabricate defamatory material against
@elonmusk and @X.

How did Media Matters achieve this?

In an effort to populate their timeline with national brands and fringe content, Media Matters used newly created accounts to exclusively follow a few accounts that fell into either of these categories.

Despite their intentional effort to place ads next to fringe content, they were unsuccessful in achieving their goals.

Media Matters resorted to relentlessly refreshing their timeline—13 times more frequently than an average user—eventually capturing screenshots of major corporate advertisements alongside the targeted content.

However, the lawsuit clarifies that these pairings were virtually unseen by any authentic users on the platform, except for the Media Matters employee who deliberately manipulated the system, intentionally seeking such material.

Specifically, major corporations such as IBM, Comcast, and Oracle had their ads appear alongside fringe content for only one viewer—Media Matters—out of more than 500 million active users on @X.

In Apple's case, only two out of 500 million users saw its ad with cited fringe content, with at least one of those views attributed to Media Matters.

Authentic users did not encounter these ads next to objectionable content, as Media Matters achieved this outcome solely through the manipulation of @X's algorithms.

Media Matters omitted these details in their reporting, failing to highlight the forced, inauthentic nature and rarity of these pairings, which constituted an extremely small fraction (0.0000009090909 percent) of impressions served on @X throughout the entire day.

Ironically, the extent to which Media Matters had to maliciously exploit the system underscores the effectiveness of @X's ad filters.

Why are major national brands like @Apple, @Disney, @IBM, @comcast, @Lionsgate, @NBCUniversal, and @paramountplus susceptible to such overt manipulation and deception?

[nolaxride]

Very entertaining.

Show me the log files.

Elon will lose this lawsuit and will then face the countersuit. I did appreciate his fireworks.