How the Left can make Twitter unprofitable

Sometimes the future is easy to predict.

The Left is absolutely furious that Musk bought Twatter, and that he's reinstating the accounts of conservatives banned by the pencil-neck snowflakes who ran the platform.  So since it's no long a total tool of the Left, the Left is desperately looking for ways to destroy it.

I want Musk's reform of Twitter to succeed, so I want to predict one of the ways the Left  will try to do that, so Musk can have time to possibly devise a defense (though to be honest, I don't think there is one)..

The Lying Mainstream Media has "reported"--breathlessly, frantically--that among the thousands of Twatter employees fired by Musk are most or all of those who worked on "security."  Logically, one of the jobs of that division was to help users whose accounts had been hacked, either through hackers guessing their passwords, or (more likely) by political saboteurs who paid Twatter employees up to several thousand dollars to give 'em the password of a user the saboteur wanted to discredit (by making a bogus tweet).

So I predict the Left will get dozens of its members to claim that *due to negligence by Twitter in firing "security" workers,* hackers were able to access Twatter's computers and learn the users' passwords, and then posted damaging tweets posing as that user. 

The users who were supposedly hacked will then sue Twitter for damages, allegedly caused by Musk's firing.the security workers.  But in reality, the supposedly "hacked" users would have given their password to someone else, who will make the damaging tweet.

Since there's no way to determine whether a password was hacked (absence of evidence doesn't prove it didn't happen, and the tweet was clearly damaging to the user so logically the user wouldn't have done it), Musk ends up having to defend hundreds of lawsuits in different jurisdictions.  

I'm not worried about tipping this to the Left because a) it's such an obvious scam, and b) leftists have no reason to read this blog.  But perhaps someone can warn Musk.