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That. That's exactly what made me dislike Elon Musk. I address this message to him: Stop whining. Please Elon, stop whining. People don't respect you as much?
by orwin 3y ago
That. That's exactly what made me dislike Elon Musk. I address this message to him:
Stop whining. Please Elon, stop whining. People don't respect you as much? It doesn't matter, just, stop whining, and stop lying to justify your whining. I don't care that you've done mistakes. You're allowed to as long as you're accountable.
Stop whining. This is becoming old. Organize meetings, art expositions, do some shit, play role-playing games, idk, but please, people do not really care. At most I'll read stuff like that for the drama, but really, live your life and stop whining.
- netsharc 3y agoI'm just here with popcorn, why try telling him anything, it's more fun to watch him destroy himself. As the Germans say, "Schadenfreude ist die schönste Freude" (Schadenfreude is the most beautiful happiness). Yeah it's not a good trait of mine, I'll admit. And as Napoleon didn't say, "Never interrupt your enemy while he's busy making a mistake" https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/07/06/never-interfere/ https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/07/06/never-interfere/
- evan_ 3y agounfortunately when the richest person in the world destroys himself, he can take a lot out with him, and it might take a while.
- orwin 3y agoBut the issue is that a part of the population look up to him, an especially young and easy to influence part. And he help make them whiners. He's not the only one, I've observed that guru often do the same thing (or take the complete opposite approach which isn't healthy either). I'm just tired of the US news having yet again whining as a defensive mechanism. It started with Hillary, then Trump, and now this. I'm just tired of US news I guess.
- rsynnott 3y agoHe’s trying to appeal to the American far-right, now, and they appear to like it when Trump does it. I think this is actually a major cultural difference between the US and Europe that I wasn’t previously aware of; this sort of temper tantrum would, I think, almost universally be seen as a sign of weakness here. Frankly, I think this is the only reason countries with more plaintiff-friendly defamation laws, like the UK, haven’t been forced to reform them; it is such bad press for public figures to actually use them, particularly in nonsense cases like this, that they mostly don’t.