Journal of Other Forum Analysis

[Eric Cartman]

This week, major global tech brands including Google, Meta, Stripe, Intel, and Siemens have all decided not to attend this year's edition of the premier European tech conference in Lisbon, Portugal, scheduled for November 13 through 16, according to The Irish Times. Google was one of the event's leading sponsors, according to its website.​
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... the offending tweet:
[tweet]https://twitter.com/paddycosgrave/status/1712790539844612553?t=F9mozISImmFXNG7KfM27DQ&s=19[/tweet]

Way to not show the whole thing I guess? That tweet was NOT what started the whole thing...
He deleted some previous tweets from the day of 7.10

https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/16/websummit-derailed-by-founders-public-fight-with-those-supporting-israel-in-hamas-conflict/

The issue was his decision to not talk or condemn about the 7.10 attacks. He continues to double down until he finally, many days later, posted also about the original attack. But by that point, things were a bit too bad - and even his 600 words apology did little to lower the flames.
It's fine to see the original tweets as not that bad I guess, but at least post the whole story?

because the embedded tweet is exactly representative of the position he expressed in the previous ones and we aren't supposed to paste whole stories.

I did not post the whole story, there a lot more information on the link I posted.
The issue was his refusal to acknowledge the 7.10 attacks for a week, including the day of when he posted a tweet that can only be described as somewhat simplistic. It has nothing to do with the tweet on the 13th or tweets like it.

You can think that is fine - but that is NOT what you said is happening.

Can't help but feel dude is skating on thin ice debunking trans-guevarras truthiness