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Turns Out That Advertisers Not Wanting To Fund Neo-Nazi-Adjacent Content Isn't An Antitrust Violation

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A federal judge dismissed Elon Musk's lawsuit against advertisers for not funding his platform, confirming that companies are within their rights to avoid associating with extremist content. This decision underscores that antitrust law protects competition rather than competitors and clarifies that market decisions do not constitute illegal conspiracies.

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