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 labeled NPR as state media even though its content is not controlled by the government and the amount of funding it receives is about 2% of its total budget. Now NPR is leaving.

According to NPR, federal funding is "essential."

Does that mean that Tesla is a state company?

The Feds are choosing to subsidize electric cars through tax breaks. The taxpayers ultimately benefit. Only NPR benefits from their slant

Wait. You think EV manufacturers don’t benefit from tax credits than make their vehicles more affordable? You can sit down now. You’re the weakest link.

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Anonymous wrote:God bless Elon. He is a hero and a wonderful human being.

Freedom of expression matters.

You’re snowed.
Elon Musk, self-described 'free speech absolutist,' limits free speech since taking over Twitter
https://www.foxnews.com/media/elon-musk-self-described-free-speech-absolutist-limits-free-speech-since-taking-over-twitter

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Anonymous wrote:Elon labeled NPR as state media even though its content is not controlled by the government and the amount of funding it receives is about 2% of its total budget. Now NPR is leaving.

According to NPR, federal funding is "essential."

Does that mean that Tesla is a state company?

The Feds are choosing to subsidize electric cars through tax breaks. The taxpayers ultimately benefit. Only NPR benefits from their slant

I pay taxes, and I consume NPR. So I benefit, too.

If they take tax dollars, you’d be happy if they shilled for Trump? My guess is no

Regardless of my happiness, someone would benefit. So it wouldn't only be NPR.

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There are going to be studies about this guy when people start dying from being terminally online.

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Anonymous wrote:Elon labeled NPR as state media even though its content is not controlled by the government and the amount of funding it receives is about 2% of its total budget. Now NPR is leaving.

According to NPR, federal funding is "essential."

Getting a tiny piece of federal funding doesn’t make them state media, because the state doesn’t determine content. Also, Elon was too dumb to label VOA state media, when they are literally state media.

Their behavior makes them state media. If they are so heavily inclined to pick a side, then they should get 0 taxpayer dollars.

Yeah, they’ve been cheerleaders for the GOP. Based on that alone they should lose their money. Trying to advertise to the Devil is the worst.

Whether it’s GOP of DEM, if they pick a side, they should lose federal funding

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It’s everybody loses verification unless they pay me money day, and things are going great.

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Is musk getting a cut from all these right wing “media”.

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Everything he touches turns to sh!te

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I got permanently banned from Twitter for tweeting about how stupid and abuse-prone Musk's smooth-brained checkmark model would be.

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Anonymous wrote:There are going to be studies about this guy when people start dying from being terminally online.

How Trump-like that statement is. And that look on Tuckie's face!
Embrace them, MAGA, you morons!

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I got permanently banned from Twitter for tweeting about how stupid and abuse-prone Musk's smooth-brained checkmark model would be.

Let me guess, you thought it would be like this?

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This I did not predict.

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Anonymous wrote:Everything he touches turns to sh!te

I know! Tesla stock is only trading at 163 today. What are your great accomplishments in life?