@monarchreport25: @elonmusk Korea loves your cars, your satellites and your chips. One lawmaker now wants to block your platform. On Oct. 22, at a National Assembly audit, Rep. Cho Kyoung-tae of the conservative People Power Party said drug and sex-trade ads still show up on X. His demand: clean it up by the end of the year, or block X nationwide. Korea’s media regulator backed him, saying X is the foreign platform that least follows its takedown requests. X says it removes illegal posts every day, but dealers keep changing their code words. The contrast is hard to miss. The Tesla Model Y is Korea’s best-selling car. Starlink now keeps Korean fire crews and the power grid connected in disasters. Samsung builds Tesla’s AI chips. And on the night of martial law in 2024, when the decree put all press under military control, Koreans turned to X. Usage hit a three-year high. Should a democracy block an entire platform to stop illegal posts? Source: News1, Inews24, KAIDA, Seoul Shinmun, Money Today

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