June 9, 2022: The "YouTube scamming" referenced by Elon Musk runs far deeper than YouTube's ads, Scamming and Spamming is a "way of doing business" for YouTube, Facebook/Meta, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Fair warning to anyone who visits YouTube or Facebook or LinkedIn: understand that these progressive censorship platforms profit from the "scam and spam" of opportunistic marketing rogues and social media hucksters who target gullible visitors on these sites every minute of the day.
‘Buy YouTube’: Elon Musk Blasts Video Platform For ‘Nonstop Scam Ads’
By: Sara Weaver
June 9, 2022: Tesla CEO Elon Musk blasted YouTube for scam advertisements Tuesday, prompting social media users to call on the Tesla CEO to buy the video platform.
“YouTube seems to be nonstop scam ads,” Musk wrote on Twitter.
Twitter user Owen Sparks, who describes himself in his Twitter bio as a Tesla shareholder, responded to Musk’s tweet, mimicking the advertisements.
“Are you a [insert state] homeowner? Here’s how you can get solar for free blah blah blah…” Sparks wrote. “Stop what your doing right now if you want to become a millionaire like me in 5 easy steps…”
“Yeah, exactly,” Musk responded, “Also, other companies are using the Tesla name for solar and Powerwall. Will put a stop to that.”
A few minutes after his initial tweet, Musk shared a meme criticizing YouTube’s alleged double standard when dealing with profanity on their site versus scam advertisements.
Many Twitter users began encouraging Musk to buy YouTube in addition to his multi-billion dollar deal to buy Twitter.
Political commentator Lauren Chen wrote, “Please buy YouTube and restore it to its former 2016 glory.”
Conservative comedian Steven Crowder wrote, “Elon should definitely just buy YouTube!”
Bloomberg reporter Kurt Wagner tweeted to Musk, “time to buy YouTube.”
Musk’s lawyer wrote a letter to Twitter on Monday accusing the social media platform of refusing to provide accurate reports on its user base. Musk has mentioned his concern that Twitter is not being entirely truthful in its claim that spam accounts represent less than 5% of its users.
“At this point, Mr. Musk believes Twitter is transparently refusing to comply with its obligations under the merger agreement, which is causing further suspicion that the company is withholding the requested data due to concern for what Mr. Musk’s own analysis of that data will uncover,” Musk’s lawyer wrote.
Source: Daily Caller