The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down
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Edit - to be honest i was just highlighting the humungous glue sniffing leap you did from tracking planes to (paraphrasing) "it's the same as tracking a female celebrity"...just wow bud.
How is that a huge leap? Do you think his plane is used by many other people? Someone basically set up a dedicated Twitter account to make his location public. They're also actually still on the platform after he bought it.
Making it easy for high profile celebrities and public figures to be tracked isn't perhaps the most wholesome thing to do, if it were a high profile woman being tracked I don't think some of the posters would have the same view they do.
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OK now you've been a white Knight to nobody, arguing a point that you can't prove, nor does it add anything to tell other users their views on something you've made up, let's leave it that you're the hero for those female celebrities that aren't being tracked, and get to laughing at Elon.
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Do you have an issue with the tracking of Air Force One?
No. By the way, I'm quite aware of Flight Radar 24 and how this is public information. I do not have a problem with tracking planes, I would suggest that tracking particular planes of known individuals and setting up a dedicated Twitter account for that purpose would be considered malicious by a lot of people in other circumstances.
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Why not make the argument about the individual in question then, rather than some fake make believe girl.
It's telling that the only defence of Elon you can give right now, is that of a situation that doesn't exist.
It's telling that the only defence of Elon you can give right now, is that of a situation that doesn't exist.
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So you don't have a problem with the tracking Air Force One, which is the name given to an aircraft with the US President actually onboard, ie - the suppose issue you have where tracking aircraft is the same as tracking specific public figures, but you do with private aircraft that could be ferrying anyone?
So why is it OK to track the US President but not Musk or anyone else with an aircraft?
Elon tweeted recently that he’s sleeping at Twitter HQ. Should we remove it from google maps so you don’t have to worry about him?
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From the evidence of the earlier post, “fake, make believe girls” are his thing
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BBC News - Elon Musk no longer world's richest man
After reading that article, what I find really interesting is how those who "support Elon and love him" want Elon to continue to do what's he doing which is losing him money and more importantly, causing an issue for his other better companies, and those that "hate Elon and think he's the worst" want Elon to be better and not continue down this path that is ruining and distracting from the good he's done before so that he can continue to do that good.
It's almost like, those who "like" Elon, don't really care, what they like is that he annoys certain people, regardless of the consequences to Elon's other companies.
And those who "dislike" Elon, are actually giving sound advice which is in his and his other companies best interest.
I'll put it to you guys to decide, but it seems to me, the Elon fan Bois, really don't care what happens to Elon at all.
Elon Musk no longer world's richest man
His wealth has been hit as shares in his electric carmaker Tesla have more than halved.
www.bbc.co.uk
After reading that article, what I find really interesting is how those who "support Elon and love him" want Elon to continue to do what's he doing which is losing him money and more importantly, causing an issue for his other better companies, and those that "hate Elon and think he's the worst" want Elon to be better and not continue down this path that is ruining and distracting from the good he's done before so that he can continue to do that good.
It's almost like, those who "like" Elon, don't really care, what they like is that he annoys certain people, regardless of the consequences to Elon's other companies.
And those who "dislike" Elon, are actually giving sound advice which is in his and his other companies best interest.
I'll put it to you guys to decide, but it seems to me, the Elon fan Bois, really don't care what happens to Elon at all.
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Could open a salt mine from this thread.
and belts. Don't forget the Gucci belts.
Lets do it. Let's make a mining business, then we can use the money to raise a narcissistic man child, help fund his endevours and then hopefully he will grow up to eventually spend his days **** posting right wing conspiracy theories on Twitter.
It can all be built on the salty tears of all the people dancing the Wokey-cokey.
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He still pops up now again but is choosing his fights more wisely, or to be more specific, when the betas make limp-wristed attempts to be better betas in threads he enjoys (Trump, Covid, Looney Tunes Bonkers etc). He's like the shareware version of i-bert (C list), Ckent (B list), tango (Z list), Roar (Y list) all of them licking up dowie's (A+ list) magical wisdom but then, somehow, making it even less interesting.
Ah, I see the old emerald mine owner myth is still going.
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