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[Politics] Musk (real life Bond villain planning world domination) needs a thread.



raymondo

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Apr 26, 2017
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None of these people (Trump, Musk, Miller, etc) ever seem truly happy or able to have a laugh or a joke (not a normal one, anyway). Say what you like about Biden, but he would happily engage with people and actually LOOK like he wanted to be there and do the job he was doing. He also wasn't a complete oddball or downright rude or nasty to the press or people who didn't agree with him.

This mob just seem angry, frustrated and miserable. Especially Miller. Every time I see him, he's shouting at someone about something!
Yes they all seem to be deeply angry, huge chips on their shoulders, and a default position of bullying rather than even considering proper negotiations with anyone.
The bullying has quickly reached extreme levels...so where does it go from there?
 




raymondo

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Apr 26, 2017
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Not sure which thread to post this on. An explanation of the severe damage being done by clever Musk closing down USAID programs. People are/will die, children are/ will die . Measles, Aids, malaria...
Musk's actions, approved by Trump, will cause many many deaths.
 










Albion my Albion

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Elon Musk Compares Himself to the Founder of a Great World Religion​


DOGE is a way of life, like Buddhism,” the MAGA billionaire said during an Axios interview in which said he is taking a step back from his cost-cutting scheme. “Buddha isn’t alive anymore. You wouldn’t ask the question: ‘Who would lead Buddhism?’”

Well, at least he didn't say like the dead Pope. Hopefully it will be similar to Jim Jones, cult leader, originally from Indiana. Indiana & Butler Uni student also.

 
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MJsGhost

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Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv
Mar 30, 2006
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Eastbourne
Double-bubble disaster for rocket boy!

In a surprise to absolutely nobody, another of Musk's rocket ships blew up yesterday :lolol:

In latest financial results, sales of Teslas in Europe down by 50% (and long may it continue!) :lolol:
A point of note is that until perfected, the space x explosion would not be unexpected and not be likely to hinder progress. They will learn from the 'rapid unscheduled disassembly' so it is not a disaster at all.
 




rippleman

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Oct 18, 2011
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A point of note is that until perfected, the space x explosion would not be unexpected and not be likely to hinder progress. They will learn from the 'rapid unscheduled disassembly' so it is not a disaster at all.
I appreciate that Musk has grifted billions and at a cost of just under $70 million per explosion it is going to take a while before he follows in the tangerine toddler's footsteps and goes bankrupt, but every little helps right?
 


Monsieur Le Plonk

Lethargy in motion
Apr 22, 2009
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By a lake
A point of note is that until perfected, the space x explosion would not be unexpected and not be likely to hinder progress. They will learn from the 'rapid unscheduled disassembly' so it is not a disaster at all.
'perfected'? Everything is perfect until the next failure. And whilst this latest failure is not totally 'unexpected' it as sure as damn it will have hindered progress as well as reducing slightly his queue of billionaire customers
 


Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv
Mar 30, 2006
21,251
Eastbourne
'perfected'? Everything is perfect until the next failure. And whilst this latest failure is not totally 'unexpected' it as sure as damn it will have hindered progress as well as reducing slightly his queue of billionaire customers
Yeah true, bad choice of word. Perhaps 'as good as can be statistically reliable' would have been better.
 








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Lady Whistledown

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Looks like he got considerably higher than his rockets did.
 




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