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Twitter’s Jack Dorsey Just Trolled CNN In Epic Fashion!

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There has been a lot going on in the news lately, but there is one rumor that continues to reappear concerning the former CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey.

According to the rumor, Dorsey was not a fan of silencing conservatives or banning President Donald Trump. He also did not agree with messing with algorithms but was bullied into doing it by his “woke” and radical employees and outnumbered by his board, and that’s why he was ousted from the company.

Ok, now I am not completely sure if any of this is true which is why it is a rumor, but maybe there is some truth to it considering all the things occurring since he was tossed out of the company.

For example, in one tweet Jack reflected on how the internet was when he first got involved – the sense of “freedom” there was, and he said he regretted he was partially responsible for ruining that.

He also condemned the board for how they treated Elon’s offer.

Jack rolled up with a response that was so fitting…

Here’s what Jack Dorsey said to Stelter: “and you all are selling hope?”

Ouch.

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He also said this:

It’s interesting to see Jack emerge as this free-thinking Bitcoin guy, who’s calling out the BS on both sides.

Here’s what people online are saying:

“Are we becoming friends with Jack now?”

“The Quartering said once that Jack is maybe secretly based. Could be true. Could be had a psychedelic ego-death and reconsidered his decisions.”

“Jack been doing some soul searching.”

“Has Jack been redpilled?” 

“Jack doesn’t have to put on a show anymore for his woke employees” 

“Jack is on his redemption arc part of his life”

“Wow, nobody saw this coming…nobody” 

Well, some did.

If you believed the rumors that have been floating around.

It’s nice to see that Jack is coming around, or at least able to share how he feels in a more open way.

Let’s hope he builds on that even more.

 

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