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> we all know what that means Personally, I don't jump to conclusions based on vague statements or evidence. > What does this say about Musk? Who knows? Musk
by someothherguyy 1y ago
> we all know what that means
Personally, I don't jump to conclusions based on vague statements or evidence.
> What does this say about Musk?
Who knows? Musk has thin associations with Epstein and Maxwell as well, he is a proven liar, is at times visibly manic, and has been reported to drop relationships at a whim when challenged.
There could be plenty of things driving his behavior, but I don't think this informs anything new about his character.
- the_af 1y agoYou got me wrong: I'm not talking about the veracity of the accusation, I'm asking about what it says about Musk (regardless of its truth). Especially in the eyes of Musk fans. This guy is now effectively claiming he helped get someone elected president whom he knew was a pedophile. Musk claims Trump got elected thanks to his support (again, Musk claims this). He also claims Trump is a pedophile. So what do Musk fans think about Musk (not Trump) in light of this?
- spuz 1y agoHonestly, if there were any fans of Musk after he imitated a Nazi salute, I don't think their perception of him has much further room to sink.
- andrewflnr 1y ago> Personally, I don't jump to conclusions based on vague statements or evidence. When it comes to drawing conclusions about the intent of the person making the vague statement, this is an error. It helps create the plausible deniability that public manipulators use to their advantage.