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Great to see King Musk, the future arbiter of our public discourse, responding with a deeply thoughtful poop emoji. The constant shitposting is exhausting and
by aluminum96 4y ago
Great to see King Musk, the future arbiter of our public discourse, responding with a deeply thoughtful poop emoji.
The constant shitposting is exhausting and I wish he would just go away for a month (or year...).
Edit -- this is a mean tweet, I know, but it's the truth. You can't just respond to a thoughtful thread like that with a poop emoji. His plan for Twitter is probably going to be just as narcissistic as his tweets.
- hartator 4y agoHe did reply more: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1526250477456965634 https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1526250477456965634 At the end of the day if you buy Twitter ads and Twitter is getting paid depending on traffic, they have no incentive to remove spam accounts.
- blitzar 4y ago> This is fundamental to the financial health of Twitter. Staggering how transparently he is mounting the court defence for him to wimp out of this deal, all while maintaining that he did everything he could to save the world and twitter.
- Bubble_Pop_22 4y ago> The constant shitposting is exhausting and I wish he would just go away for a month (or year...). Outside the US, where there's sanity around the concept of money , there is a deep desire for the wealthy to be invisible & charitable. Only in the US you get this sort of phenomenons where rich people mount this cult of personality around them and peasants trying to impress them in order to get some crumbles. If you are a billionaire in Switzerland, Germany or France and try to do what Trump did or Musk is trying to do...it would actually be other rich people who'd ostracize you and distance themselves. Italy too! After Berlusconi they developed antibodies
- lotsofpulp 4y agoThere are few, if any, billionaires in Europe with the kind of assets that US (and Chinese and Indian) billionaires have. There might be 3 in the top 30 here: https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/ https://www.forbes.com/billionaires/
- cyanydeez 4y agoIf you ignore Russian oligarchy
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- midislack 4y agoI think he knows they knew there were way more than 5% bots on Twitter and wasn't happy about getting bullshat by his new employee.
- Mountain_Skies 4y ago>The constant shitposting is exhausting and I wish he would just go away for a month (or year...). Have you considered not following people whose posts you don't like?