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On 7/16/2024 at 6:35 PM, Big Blitz said:

They are going to go so hard after him.  
 

He’s our counter to Soros.  


This is the way.   
 


 

And this is the way…..

 

 


 


The old GOP - Musk probably doesn’t find a home there because of the old school hostility to renewable energy no one is against if it’s practical and affordable while not just shutting down fossil fuel jobs because you’re a commie lunatic.   
 

 

Let the liberal hate for free uncensored speech flow.  Expose them as the commie thugs they are.   

God is made up. Elmo stole most of his ideas, and they don’t let him near anything important at any of his companies that are welfare queens with the amount of government subsidies they have received.  Free speech baby, and not a lie among them, enjoy. 

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29 minutes ago, Starr-Bills said:

Basically Elmo’s business strategy. 


Oh well. If it prevents the liberals from getting a stranglehold on most of the media, so be it.


 

21 minutes ago, Starr-Bills said:

You mean the fake ad? Oh cool. 
 

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The (obviously unintentional) hilarity and hypocrisy of this post are noteworthy.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Doc said:


Oh well. If it prevents the liberals from getting a stranglehold on most of the media, so be it.


 


The (obviously unintentional) hilarity and hypocrisy of this post are noteworthy.

You misspelled Orwell.
 

In screen writing they say “show, don’t tell” 

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If there really was a Professor Suggon Deeznuts then I'm pretty sure Kamala would have had an affair with him

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Posted
1 minute ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Elon just defensive because he never let his own trans daughter take boxing lessons.

 

 

Hmmmmm.  Ignoring the point while throwing out a childish quip.

 

 

It must be The Frank !!

 

 

and he spends his day criticizing how others post.

 

 

B-)

 

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1 minute ago, B-Man said:

 

 

Hmmmmm.  Ignoring the point while throwing out a childish quip.

 

 

It must be The Frank !!

 

 

and he spends his day criticizing how others post.

 

 

B-)

 

Allow me to explain to those with a poorly developed sense of humor.

it is fine to debate what the rules should be for genetic men/women to compete in women's sports. I tend to think it's case by case. A genetic man competing in one of those dorky E-Sport things? Sure, why not. In boxing? No.

It is also fine to have opinions about other things relating to trans issues, including the debate about an age of consent to irrevocable medical procedures.

 

But here's the point I'm trying to make with humor: Elon Musk is obviously too deeply invested on a personal/emotional level. He is saying things like "they killed my son." He was an absentee father, and that son (now his trans daughter) basically disowned him. The world's most reason-driven man is a victim of his own very human emotions here. 

 

Be a father. Love your child. Even if your child doesn't love you back right now.

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Posted
3 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

 

 

Be a father. Love your child. Even if your child doesn't love you back right now.

I whole heartedly agree with you here and nod my head in your direction.

 

Now hurry up and say something stupid to reset the balance.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, wnyguy said:

I whole heartedly agree with you here and nod my head in your direction.

 

Now hurry up and say something stupid to reset the balance.

Give it like 3 minutes.......

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Posted
4 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

Elon just defensive because he never let his own trans daughter take boxing lessons.

 

O...K.  I'm sure that makes sense somewhere...

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Looks like Musk created a PAC that targets Trump voters in swing states and tricks them into thinking they registered to vote when they actually had not. 
 

How an Elon Musk PAC is using voter data to help Trump beat Harris in 2024 election

 

“The website says it will help the viewer register to vote. But once a user clicks “Register to Vote,” the experience he or she will have can be very different, depending on where they live.

 

If a user lives in a state that is not considered competitive in the presidential election, like California or Wyoming for example, they’ll be prompted to enter their email addresses and zip code and then directed quickly to a voter registration page for their state, or back to the original sign up section.

 

But for users who enter a zip code that indicates they live in a battleground state, like Pennsylvania or Georgia, the process is very different.
 

Rather than be directed to their state’s voter registration page, they instead are directed to a highly detailed personal information form, prompted to enter their address, cell phone number, and age.

 

If they agree to submit all that, the system still does not steer them to a voter registration page. Instead, it shows them a “thank you” page.

 

So that person who wanted help registering to vote? In the end, they got no help at all registering. But they did hand over priceless personal data to a political operation.”

 

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Posted
21 minutes ago, ChiGoose said:

Looks like Musk created a PAC that targets Trump voters in swing states and tricks them into thinking they registered to vote when they actually had not. 
 

How an Elon Musk PAC is using voter data to help Trump beat Harris in 2024 election

 

“The website says it will help the viewer register to vote. But once a user clicks “Register to Vote,” the experience he or she will have can be very different, depending on where they live.

 

If a user lives in a state that is not considered competitive in the presidential election, like California or Wyoming for example, they’ll be prompted to enter their email addresses and zip code and then directed quickly to a voter registration page for their state, or back to the original sign up section.

 

But for users who enter a zip code that indicates they live in a battleground state, like Pennsylvania or Georgia, the process is very different.
 

Rather than be directed to their state’s voter registration page, they instead are directed to a highly detailed personal information form, prompted to enter their address, cell phone number, and age.

 

If they agree to submit all that, the system still does not steer them to a voter registration page. Instead, it shows them a “thank you” page.

 

So that person who wanted help registering to vote? In the end, they got no help at all registering. But they did hand over priceless personal data to a political operation.”

 

If so every page clicked had a data privacy warning that was agreed to.  

 

Now do how act blue chooses to spend the money or the reports on it being used to hide mega donors 

 

 

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