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Elon Musk is a real-life Bond villain
- doener 4mo agohttps://archive.ph/6eE5t https://archive.ph/6eE5t
- throwaway66775 4mo ago.
- msie 4mo agoWhy do you say "We". I doubt you gave multiculturalism your best shot.
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- Synthetic7346 4mo agoThis has to be an unserious comment. Can you substantiate any of your claims?
- slater 4mo agoIt's better not to engage with racist n00b accounts
- bigyabai 4mo agoHasbara works overtime on HN these days.
- throwaway66775 4mo ago.
- bigyabai 4mo agoI'm American, I know that Israel pays for disinformation from all religious backgrounds.
- bigyabai 4mo agoFor context, their comment read: Way to make it about jews you anti-semite. Let me guess you spent the last decade calling Trump a Nazi only to find out he is a Zionist. Kinda weird that someone would erase such a specific accusation. I've seen dozens of dishonest provocateurs on HN do this exact thing, so I copied their comment in anticipation of eventual cowardice. I wonder what type of person makes six-number throwaways all day, only to delete their anonymous comments?
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- phs318u 4mo ago> throwaway66775 If you can only express the conviction of your ideas behind a throwaway account then they’re not really convictions are they?
- redeeman 4mo agolol he is not some bond villain, thats just argumentatively bankrupt to say.
- thomassmith65 4mo agoThe world's first trillionaire. Likely father to dozens of children with various women, based on unusual ideology. Runs a spaceship company. Penchant for extreme politics and fascination with nazism. Pulls strings at the highest levels of government. Weird-looking, with a foreign (ie: foreign to Great Britain) accent. If he didn't actually exist, Ian Fleming would have to invent him. That said, this sort of article is pointless because the public know plenty about Musk, and already have decided whether they love him or hate him.
- tim333 4mo agoToo much social media and tweeting for a Bond villain. Putin always seems a bit like a Bond villain and has the creepy murderous thing down.
- rsynnott 4mo agoBond villains are rarely (almost never these days, I think) state actors; crazy billionaire is a more popular choice.
- rasz 4mo agoOwns a car manufacturer whose cars can be remotely controlled. Just imagine the potential.
- thomassmith65 4mo agoThe vehicle's dashboard flickered, and at once James heard Elon Musk's voice emanate from its speakers: "Mr Bond, you are seated in a top of the line Tesla Cybertruck. I have plotted a course on its navigation system to my Optimus robot testing facility." The vehicle's electrical engine silently sprang to life. James thrust his hand out to pull the door latch... but there was no door latch. Musk's disembodied voice now chuckled a strange, halting laugh - like an adolescent boy with a cigar habit. "There are no door handles in a Tesla car, Mr Bond! I have always found door handles so inelegant. Now pay attention: in a few minutes, the Cybertruck will arrive at its destination. We are currently training a team of Optimus robots to serve as ranch hands - they are handy with a bull whip"
- groan 4mo agoThis is why I’m not a fan of sites like financial times. They should stick to facts. This just sounds like sour grapes and these articles are useless rants.