The ongoing Elon Twitter saga: "insert demographic" melts down

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I suspect it's a bit of both, but prior to buying twitter his media coverage was far more managed by the companies he was involved in and he wasn't blurting his every thought and business decision out in public.
This is basically the first time he's had both full control, and operating solo in regards to PR
It's a good theory that makes sense.

I wonder if there is anything left that could humble him now? Bring him back to reality? Losing your kids must turn your heart a bit more into stone each time. What can save Elon from himself now? Because he's just becoming a worse version as each week goes by. He gets booed off stage and he pretends its 90 percent cheers and 10 percent boos. The whole world laughs at him and he pretend it's just rhe haters that are going to hate (something that's blindly repeated by users on here).

I feel losing tesla is what may bring him back down to earth and realise to just stfu, but it could also be the catalyst that pushes him way further down this stupid path he's going down.

Like with this employee, why respond so publically. Why not publically say "hey, seen your tweets, let's chat about this. I'll direct message you now", and done. But instead, he has to make it public, and has to be such a brat about it.

It's obvious how this whole conversation will be perceived by the world, but then he can't help himself making a prat of himself and in doing so, harming the reputation of the companies he owns.

Do you think there is a single employee working for twitter, tesla, Spacex, that genuinely likes what they are seeing from Elon since he purchased twitter.
 
LMAO :D

Now he's considering remaining at twitter!

There's about 20 lesson to be learnt here for Elon

Do you guys really think he doesn't know this?

given Elon's latest uturn tweet, what's the spin you've come up with to make Elon still look in the positive?

You see how where everyone was saying Elon should have done it differently, he should have been better, then stupid people just go "youre all haters", now are right and that Elon should have done it better, and that this whole tired "youre all haters, waaaaaaaa" thing is a bit boring and simple minded?

Also in before roar just brushes it off with "rich people are allowed to make mistakes too you know, what's why Elon is so perfect, he admits them"
 
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LMAO :D

Now he's considering remaining at twitter!

I wonder if perhaps Elon might consider consulting with lawyers a bit more often, rolling back his stance on not doing PR and maybe hiring just a barebones PR team and/or including one social media hire to help him with tweeting!
But Elon knows what he's doing when he fires somebody, makes light of their disability in a public forum and then decides to roll back everything he said & did :rolleyes:
 
Also in before roar just brushes it off with "rich people are allowed to make mistakes too you know, what's why Elon is so perfect, he admits them"
The thing is he's not really admitting his mistake, he's shifting it onto those who told him things that weren't true or in some case true but not meaningful (whatever the **** that means)
 
Oh.... so he either was told bad info on the guy or he's saying he was told bad info to cover for his love of trying to humiliate staff on his twitter. Who would have thought talking rather than using "The Truth" would be a better option. You'd think a genius would know this.



Musk taking Ls left and right.

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:D
 
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Don't worry, he'll be back to telling the next person to ping him that they're lying, lazy and out to scam him to the sound of millions of fanboys fapping.

It's just bad luck he ran into one of the handful of employees that genuinely has leverage against being kicked out like trash, mocked for being poor and unable to fight back.
 
There's about 20 lesson to be learnt here for Elon



given Elon's latest uturn tweet, what's the spin you've come up with to make Elon still look in the positive?

You see how where everyone was saying Elon should have done it differently, he should have been better, then stupid people just go "youre all haters", now are right and that Elon should have done it better, and that this whole tired "youre all haters, waaaaaaaa" thing is a bit boring and simple minded?

Also in before roar just brushes it off with "rich people are allowed to make mistakes too you know, what's why Elon is so perfect, he admits them"
Poor musk, his advisors must have been infiltrated by antifa :(

But yeah I gave benefit of the doubt and got pwnt lol.
 
The thing is he's not really admitting his mistake, he's shifting it onto those who told him things that weren't true or in some case true but not meaningful (whatever the **** that means)

Exactly. Though that is the first time I've seen him apologise but he still managed to blame others for his own words. He really is a piece of work. He could have just said "I'm sorry, I shouldn't have said what I said, I'll learn from this." But no, not Elon.
 
Imagine if this guy started a car company, you'd be mad to buy one from him.

Can't even run a social media app.


:D:D

He didn't even come up with the tech in his cars, he bought that too. The guy is a banker born in to riches. People think he is some kind of real life Tony Stark but he really isn't.

He has been successful because he took risks which paid off, but when you start with that much cash you can't really go wrong. Look at Trump.
 
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