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coolso
4y ago
The high price was due to COVID and everyone being stuck inside. That’s over now and has been for some time.
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4y ago
Ask not for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.
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4y ago
Excellent! I’m sure that Saudi Arabian prince (who the media and its followers have been citing ad nauseum for some strange reason as to why Twitter shouldn’t accept the offer) will be very happy now. Because, you know. A Saudi Arabian prin
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Many of the silliest progressive ideas are being / have been normalized thanks to Big Tech and the establishment doing one or more of three things: 1) actively censoring people who speak out against them 2) preventing discussions from
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It’s so strange. At first it was intriguing since I had never heard of it before, but now given how often it’s brought up, I suspect some sort of forced Streisand effect deal is at play from all the people who don’t like Elon or are using i
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Why does everyone think Elon Musk wants zero moderation? He always talks about free speech, not zero moderation. There’s an important difference.
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It wasn’t given scrutiny. It was silenced. And, turns out it wasn’t misinformation either. Thank God with Musk’s new Twitter we won’t have to have this sort of discussion anymore anyway, people won’t be able to just shout Russian disinforma
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4y ago
Similarly, when someone wants to take the opposite stance of a well reasoned stance for reasons unrelated to the stance itself (feelings, etc.), I tend to want to take the stance of the original to counter the person taking the opposite sta
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This desperate “it’s Russia’s fault!” angle being pushed by the establishment right now is not convincing anyone with more than two brain cells. We all saw and experienced the massive inflation and supply chain issues longggg before that wa
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I would probably use Trump’s playbook during his administration as a guide since it resulted in low inflation, low gas prices, no supply chain issues, a Putin kept in check, etc. In contrast, the current President definitely appears to be f
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Can someone fact check the “Putin price hike” angle or are all the debunkers on vacay this administration? I do recall months and months of extremely high inflation and gas prices $1.50/gal more than they were two years ago, prior to a
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4y ago
Pretty sure the people who use terms like “differently abled”, “LatinX”, “they/them” etc., are the ones forcing their nitpicks on everyone else.
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Sounds like we have a solution for “encouraging” Apple and other manufacturers to start making things in the USA again…
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> They have no authority or control over gas prices, supply chain issues, or autocrats invading other countries. They may not have direct control... but nobody is arguing the President literally said "supply chain issues, start ex
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> tweeting nonsense that could damage the company/brand Oh, I think Twitter has done enough to itself to damage the company/brand as it is. Most people in the real world think the site is an absolute joke. Musk can only bring g
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> jesus christ is he immature This seems to be the #1 complaint about him. Honestly, so what? Since when is Twitter serious business? To take it a step further... why does life have to always be serious business? There's plenty enou
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> Looking at his term through the lense of sympathy rather than history gives a distorted picture. In light of comparisons of the current President to him, the current meme seems to be to consider Carter “an actually very good, misunders
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For me, I try to avoid politics in general since I’m (along with everyone else) so inundated with it on a daily basis. It’s so wonderful and refreshing to find places where it doesn’t exist and isn’t mentioned. No matter how much bad is goi
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4y ago
Hey Elon, when you're done fixing Twitter, please buy 10% of Google next, thanks.
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4y ago
Elon bought shares before it was announced he bought shares.
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> This a mixture of the state of the country Obama left him with and things that presidents and their admin don't have much influence over. So first it was "Trump is going to destroy the economy!" but now it's "a
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> Not defending Ivermectin, but what do people have against trying alternative therapeutics for COVID? You have to look at everything surrounding COVID in context. The most important context was that prior to COVID, Trump was obviously g
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Considering the steaming pile that Twitter is, I think only good things are on the way for the platform.
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In fairness, the evil media is pretty picky and choosy on what it wants to make damn sure you know and think, and what it hopes you don’t know and think. Hence the term. Not sure it necessarily applies in this case though.
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You are 100% correct in your statement, and even women themselves know this and admit it... and like it. Some may be more shy to admit it, but they all do - especially behind closed doors. Even the most feminist, Bernie-voting women I know.
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FWIW I'm not the person claiming that, the person I'm responding to is.
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> It included the phrase "Women only want to look good and receive complements" if that gives you enough context? Are you a male or a female? I have heard multiple women (friends, girlfriends, acquaintances) literally admit thi
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Yes but gay marriage has been legal for a while, and so now we see the invention of new things to be offended about, like they/them pronouns, and pretending that we don't actually know the definition of a man or a woman or that al
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I assumed his post must’ve been genuinely awful, based on how dramatic your response is, but it’s been flagged so I can’t see it. I did see a quote below from it which makes it seem pretty harmless and now my gut is that your post is probab
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4y ago
Or, at least, perceived discrimination via an ever present victim mentality.
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