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Cheesus: Oct 17, 2002; Let us retract the foreskin of ignorance and apply the wirebrush of enlightenment.; Yam Slacker

I am nobody; I have nothing to do with explosions.
I have given my name and my day-clothes up to the nurses
And my history to the anesthetist and my body to surgeons.
They have propped my head between the pillow and the sheet-cuff
Like an eye between two white lids that will not shut, for $8 a month.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:41

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# ? May 30, 2024 21:47

Data Graham: Dec 28, 2009; 📈📊🍪😋

I wonder if he's miserable yet

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:43

Revins: Nov 2, 2007; tune the FM in to static and pretend that its the sea

how much sleep do you think elon has gotten in the past week

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:45

OJ MIST 2 THE DICK: Sep 11, 2008; Anytime I need to see your face I just close my eyes
And I am taken to a place
Where your crystal minds and magenta feelings
Take up shelter in the base of my spine
Sweet like a chica cherry cola
-Cheap Trick; Nap Ghost

iPhones are sorta cool and it makes sense that I'd want one, but I also placed a bid on a Vose & Sons Antique Grand Upright Piano for $8 a month.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:45

Stink Billyums: Jul 7, 2006; MAGNUM

https://twitter.com/CSMFHT/status/1588849186224898050

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:46

Buce: Dec 23, 2005

Bad Purchase posted:

thread title

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:52

Strategic Tea: Sep 1, 2012

What would you have me do? Look at my men. Their courage hangs by a thread. If this is to be our end, then I would have them make such an end as to be worthy of remembrance, for $8/month.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:56

Robo Reagan: Feb 12, 2012; by Fluffdaddy

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:56

Cheesus: Oct 17, 2002; Let us retract the foreskin of ignorance and apply the wirebrush of enlightenment.; Yam Slacker

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this, for $8 a month.

FTFY.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:59

Revins: Nov 2, 2007; tune the FM in to static and pretend that its the sea

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

lol

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:59

Good Soldier Svejk: Jul 5, 2010

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

Nah musk just sucks

# ? Nov 6, 2022 01:59

Vincent Van Goatse: Nov 8, 2006; Enjoy every sandwich.; Smellrose

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

Source your quotes.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:00

DrPossum: May 15, 2004; i am not a surgeon

iSimian posted:

For sale: baby shoes, $8/mo.

thread title please

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:00

Strategic Tea: Sep 1, 2012

That's no different to the fact that many of his supporters like him purely because he owns the libs, and must be p smart to have so much money.

Like if you genuinely philosophise about and believe in free market capitalism, and think it is a meritocracy, Elon is an aberration and a moron that needs to be erased from the system.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:01

DrPossum: May 15, 2004; i am not a surgeon

Thaddius the Large posted:

It�s really just now hitting me that for all the content, the $8/month for a check mark hasn�t actually been implemented yet. Like, he hasn�t even had a chance to melt down over the real thing, this is just his reaction to the reaction of a hypothetical, and there�s a good chance the real melt down is yet to arrive

where we're going, we won't need checkmarks to melt down

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:04

SlimGoodbody: Oct 20, 2003

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

source your quotes or uninstall your brain from your skull if you actually believe this lol

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:05

madmatt112: Jul 11, 2016; Can't post for 6 hours!

iSimian posted:

For sale: baby shoes, $8/mo.

Thread title right here, lmaooo

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:07

Bad Purchase: Jun 17, 2019; Can't post for 23 hours!

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

the cold war started when truman called stalin a pedo guy

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:09

Edwardly: Jun 28, 2011

The Last Call posted:

https://twitter.com/MorningBluberry/status/1589026761677082625

Uh.

So in the case of a spammer/scammer you keep the money.

The money they were using to do something that might be illegal.

The money you're intentionally not giving them what they paid for.

The money that you know is likely from a stolen credit card.

Wow.

This is how you get your payment processor to fire you as a customer.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:10

Time_pants: Jun 25, 2012; Now sauntering to the ring, please welcome the lackadaisical style of the man who is always doing something...

priznat posted:

Lmao what a goddamn baby

How do idiots like this get into positions of power

They're the ones most inclined to chase it.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:10

madmatt112: Jul 11, 2016; Can't post for 6 hours!

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

Or! Stick with me here, this might be tough to swallow, but, and this is only a theory mind you, a postulate, if you will, perhaps Elon Musk is dumb as dirt and people dunking on him are objectively correct in their assessment of the same.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:10

davecrazy: Nov 25, 2004; I'm an insufferable shitposter who does not deserve to root for such a good team. Also, this is what Matt Harvey thinks of me and my garbage posting.

If Twitter dies where else will murderous Chuds self own for $8/month?

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:11

madmatt112: Jul 11, 2016; Can't post for 6 hours!

The Last Call posted:

https://twitter.com/MorningBluberry/status/1589026761677082625

�Impersonation� doesn�t make any goddamn sense in the new framework of �verification�, the gently caress is he talking about. How can Twitter punish, let alone identify, impersonation of an individual if no verification of a user�s identity occurs?

What the christ is happening in that man�s brain

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:13

Edwardly: Jun 28, 2011

madmatt112 posted:

“Impersonation” doesn’t make any goddamn sense in the new framework of “verification”, the gently caress is he talking about. How can Twitter punish, let alone identify, impersonation of an individual if no verification of a user’s identity occurs?

What the christ is happening in that man’s brain

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:19

Ad by Khad: Jul 25, 2007; Human Garbage
Watch me try to laugh this title off like the dickbag I am.
I also hang out with racists.

Elon will personally know impersonation when he sees it bc he is the twipper moderator now, its him, he is the mod the same way we have a moderator here in GBS

he fired all those extra useless thousands of people bc he is going to just do it himself now. problem solved. he got to bbe a moderator

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:23

Captain Hygiene: Sep 17, 2007; You mess with the crabbo...

Imagine paying to become a mod

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:24

Good Soldier Svejk: Jul 5, 2010

madmatt112 posted:

�Impersonation� doesn�t make any goddamn sense in the new framework of �verification�, the gently caress is he talking about. How can Twitter punish, let alone identify, impersonation of an individual if no verification of a user�s identity occurs?

What the christ is happening in that man�s brain

Well he obviously knows he's Elon Musk so that's one case handled...
and uh... so as long as people don't share names

like Jack Johnson

oh gently caress

okay someone needs to be Jack Johnson A and... hrmm...

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:25

Verdugo: Jan 5, 2009; Lipstick Apathy

It was the best of times (if you paid $8 a month), it was the worst of times.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:27

Time_pants: Jun 25, 2012; Now sauntering to the ring, please welcome the lackadaisical style of the man who is always doing something...

Data Graham posted:

I wonder if he's miserable yet

I think he exists in a constant emotional quantum superposition of happiness and misery. As long as he is the center of attention, he feels happy, but the constant toil of trying to fill an endless craving void prevents him from taking any enjoyment in it.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:28

Good Soldier Svejk: Jul 5, 2010

Time_pants posted:

I think he exists in a constant emotional quantum superposition of happiness and misery. As long as he is the center of attention, he feels happy, but the constant toil of trying to fill an endless craving void prevents him from taking any enjoyment in it.

I imagine for a brief time he knew contentment getting really high and having Grimes listen elatedly to the stupid poo poo he was spouting like he was some sort of philosopher king

people saying he's "divorced guy" are close but he's really more "first major high school breakup guy"

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:31

Wendigee: Jul 19, 2004

okay everyone keep running the joke into the loving ground its only been 3 pages, for $8/month

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:31

Time_pants: Jun 25, 2012; Now sauntering to the ring, please welcome the lackadaisical style of the man who is always doing something...

Stink Billyums posted:

https://twitter.com/CSMFHT/status/1588849186224898050

Okay, I know it's cliche to joke about how it's too bad you can't make an image the thread title, but I think it's time for a serious discussion about what it would it actually take to make it happen.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:32

Squidster: Oct 7, 2008; ✋😢Life's just better with Ominous Gloves🤗🧤

Good Soldier Svejk posted:

Well he obviously knows he's Elon Musk so that's one case handled...
and uh... so as long as people don't share names

like Jack Johnson

oh gently caress

okay someone needs to be Jack Johnson A and... hrmm...

Just append their date of birth to their name, duh!

Oh, some people share those? Okay date of birth and social security number

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:35

Time_pants: Jun 25, 2012; Now sauntering to the ring, please welcome the lackadaisical style of the man who is always doing something...

Squidster posted:

Just append their date of birth to their name, duh!

Oh, some people share those? Okay date of birth and social security number

Wait. That's stupid.

Just the social security number.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:37

Good Soldier Svejk: Jul 5, 2010

Time_pants posted:

Wait. That's stupid.

Just the social security number.

what do you mean you don't have a social security number
this app is international?

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:40

Waffle House: Oct 27, 2004; You follow the path
fitting into an infinite pattern.

Yours to manipulate, to destroy and rebuild.

Now, in the quantum moment
before the closure
when all become one.

One moment left.
One point of space and time.

I know who you are.

You are Destiny.

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

I am forever going to insist that Elon Musk is plainly a SomethingAwful goon, and you are even here ascribing way too goddamn much to him. I have no idea what this goddamn wall of text means about what is going on in your head here, much less what bizarre war of concepts you have on your internal cognitive palette, but let me spoiler this for you:

He's a loving idiot, an absolute buffoon flying by the seat of his goddamn pants, just like the rest of the planet, and just like the rest of us.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:54

Scratch Monkey: Oct 25, 2010; 👰Proč bychom se netě�ili🥰kdy� n�m P�n Bůh🙌🏻zdrav� d�💪?

Take the number of vehicles in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average out-of-court settlement, C. A times B times C equals $8 a month. If $8 a month is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:55

kazil: Jul 24, 2005; Derpmph trial star reporter!

Robo Reagan posted:

While there are some classical fanbois and classical haters of the variety you described, in regards to Elon, just as there are with other super-famous people, I think in Elon's case, there is also a whole separate aspect in addition to just that alone.

And that is, what I would refer to as "the proxy war".

Much like the Vietnam war was more than merely a war between North Vietnam and South Vietnam, and was also a proxy war between The U.S./West (capitalism, freedom, democracy) vs USSR (Marxism, oppression, totalitarianism, torture chambers, gulags, etc), with Vietnam serving as the proxy point of battle to see if we could stop the spread of the Marxists as they clearly wanted to keep expanding, if we didn't get in their way, and eventually try to conquer the whole world.

In a similar way, that's what is going on with the pro-Elon vs anti-Elon thing.

A large chunk of the anti-Elon crowd don't even know or care much about Elon himself. He just functions as a figurehead or symbol of sorts, to them, as they are by and large, leftists, Marxists, etc, who hate capitalism, billionaires, and so on, indiscriminately. So, since he happens to be the richest and most famous of all the billionaires right now, he's badguy #1 in their eyes, regardless of what good things he is doing, or any of that stuff.

And on the flip side, you have the counter-proxyists fighting against those proxy-fighters from the opposing side, as well.

Now, all of that probably sounds pretty exotic and wild and ridiculous and so on, if you haven't been paying close attention. But, it's actually not. I think I'm actually correct about this dynamic genuinely being there, and being a large chunk of what's going on with all of this.

this is way more of a poster than elon will ever be

# ? Nov 6, 2022 02:56

Kumo: Jul 31, 2004

Just a loving train wreck

https://twitter.com/CaseyNewton/status/1589075543420325888

# ? Nov 6, 2022 03:09

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# ? May 30, 2024 21:47

BlackIronHeart: Aug 2, 2004; PROCEED

Kumo posted:

Just a loving train wreck

https://twitter.com/CaseyNewton/status/1589075543420325888

I hope those folks are offering to help at a consultant rate of $5,000/hour. Elon's got the cash, he can afford it.

# ? Nov 6, 2022 03:10

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