The merriment never ends

Musk's X sues to block Minnesota 'deepfake' law over free speech concerns

"This system will inevitably result in the censorship of wide swaths of valuable political speech and commentary," X said in its complaint.

Musk's X (by now we all know it's "formerly Twitter," right?) is of course widely known for its "wide swaths of valuable political speech and commentary" if, by valuable speech and commentary, you mean mindless meanderings valuable only to Musk himself. 

Now he's lobbying for even faker fake news — deeply faker, in fact — because, hey, he's got a big loan to pay off there.

And the faker the more valuable on X.