By the time he signed the agreement, it was voluntary. By the time ge actually bought it, it looked a lot like he'd rather not.
This is not to defend Musk in any way, it's just a statement of facts.
This is not to defend Musk in any way, it's just a statement of facts.
Why would you say that?
He signed a binding agreement to buy Twitter at an agreed upon price.
Nobody forced him to sign that, ergo: he completely voluntarily signed a binding agreement on which he later wanted to renege.