Elon Musk buys $3 billion stake (9.2%) in Twitter and is now the platform's largest shareholder

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Anonymous wrote:Elon is spiraling…

Both of them are really dumb - those aren’t corporate contributions.

They know it. They also count on most morons not reading the chart closely. This is the level of evil propaganda that we are dealing with. It’s a media war being waged against average Americans. Trump showed the way and now others will follow.

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Anonymous wrote:Man oh man, the woke are really triggered over Evil Elon the last few weeks. People are starving in other countries and apparently this is a more popular topic for the sheep. What is the next outrage topic? Joe Rogan?

Not triggered, but can’t stop laughing at what a moron he is and how he can’t stop saying stupid shit that costs him billions of dollars. He’s barely functional without a team of managers cleaning up for him and diverting him from the stupid ideas in his head.

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Anyone else hope that more debt for this deal is secured with Tesla stock? It would be amazing if this cost him Tesla

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Anonymous wrote:Man oh man, the woke are really triggered over Evil Elon the last few weeks. People are starving in other countries and apparently this is a more popular topic for the sheep. What is the next outrage topic? Joe Rogan?

Not triggered, but can’t stop laughing at what a moron he is and how he can’t stop saying stupid shit that costs him billions of dollars. He’s barely functional without a team of managers cleaning up for him and diverting him from the stupid ideas in his head.

+1 it's comedy IRL, except for those who were fired for no other reason than this egotistical ahole thought he knows what it takes to run twitter better than people who actually have been running the show.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Man oh man, the woke are really triggered over Evil Elon the last few weeks. People are starving in other countries and apparently this is a more popular topic for the sheep. What is the next outrage topic? Joe Rogan?

Not triggered, but can’t stop laughing at what a moron he is and how he can’t stop saying stupid shit that costs him billions of dollars. He’s barely functional without a team of managers cleaning up for him and diverting him from the stupid ideas in his head.

+1 it's comedy IRL, except for those who were fired for no other reason than this egotistical ahole thought he knows what it takes to run twitter better than people who actually have been running the show.

He’s high on his own supply, like so many “businessmen.” They always think they know better than everyone else.

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Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

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Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

Who names the company "Boring" and expect people to take it seriously

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Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

Who names the company "Boring" and expect people to take it seriously

NP. Boring, I get. Like they’re boring tunnels in the ground.

But…Godot? Who thought that was a good idea, unless it was some sinister inside joke

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Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

Who names the company "Boring" and expect people to take it seriously

NP. Boring, I get. Like they’re boring tunnels in the ground.

But…Godot? Who thought that was a good idea, unless it was some sinister inside joke

Yah, that too! But I still cannot get past "Boring"... I would have to explain long details when I say I works with "Boring Inc"

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

Who names the company "Boring" and expect people to take it seriously

NP. Boring, I get. Like they’re boring tunnels in the ground.

But…Godot? Who thought that was a good idea, unless it was some sinister inside joke

Yah, that too! But I still cannot get past "Boring"... I would have to explain long details when I say I works with "Boring Inc"

I'm going to go against the grain here, I like both Boring and Godot. They're clever. But that's it. Elon is a snake oil salesman who's managed to charm hordes of Internet nerds by being clever. With each passing Twitter rant and promises that (much like Trump's big beautiful health plan) full self driving is perpetually around the corner, it's becoming apparent that Tesla and SpaceX succeeded despite Elon, not because of him.

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One of the silliest things on this forum is skewing of threads in only one direction. The problem with doing this is when things don't actually go that direction, what then?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But the blowtorches were great!

Who names the company "Boring" and expect people to take it seriously

NP. Boring, I get. Like they’re boring tunnels in the ground.

But…Godot? Who thought that was a good idea, unless it was some sinister inside joke

Yah, that too! But I still cannot get past "Boring"... I would have to explain long details when I say I works with "Boring Inc"

I'm going to go against the grain here, I like both Boring and Godot. They're clever. But that's it. Elon is a snake oil salesman who's managed to charm hordes of Internet nerds by being clever. With each passing Twitter rant and promises that (much like Trump's big beautiful health plan) full self driving is perpetually around the corner, it's becoming apparent that Tesla and SpaceX succeeded despite Elon, not because of him.

Anyone who invests in a vaporware produce publicly code named Godot is an idiot.

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TruthSocial is on the Apple app store, yet they are threatening Twitter and Elon to bend the knee.

[Anonymous]

Gross Apple. Get rid of them both.