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I can't speak for anyone else, but as a Christian, it's really quite simple: any death that you help cause is a black mark on your soul. Maybe you can repent for it, someday. But it's not something that will just be let go wh
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Musk has killed hundreds of thousands of people with his reckless dismantling of USAID ( https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/how-elon-musk-killed-hun... ) and actively promotes white supremacy and race riots on Twitter.
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How Elon Musk Killed Hundreds of Thousands of People
(currentaffairs.org)
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4mo ago
I'd be *far* more concerned about living next to the Swiss equivalent of Tommy Robinson than a Muslim or African.
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4mo ago
His unhinged attempts to destroy our government led directly to the deaths of thousands of Africans: https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/how-elon-musk-killed-hun... Possibly even hundreds of thousands: https:/&#x
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Elon Musk boosted false USAID conspiracy theories to shut down global aid
(nbcnews.com)
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5mo ago
Why is a typical public servant not allowed to accept even a $20 gift to avoid the appearance of impropriety, but the Venerable Judge Thomas can accept... <checks> ...5 MILLION DOLLARS worth of gifts, nearly half of all known gifts to
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5mo ago
"gifts to judges from people not involved in cases is not bribery" Uhhh, yeah that's a big <citation needed> there bud. If a prominent party member gifts you lavish vacations and you subsequently decide cases along part
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5mo ago
If the perpetrators are not dragged in chains in front of a nationally televised tribunal at some point in the future, we will have failed as a country.
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Who Died When Elon Musk Killed Usaid?
(prospect.org)
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5mo ago
Just as a reminder, Silicon Valley darling Curtis Yarvin recently said this: "We have only one problem. The problem is: our billionaires are n—ers. They may be rich. But they're n—er rich. The nature and function of their wealth i
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5mo ago
Thanks for the completely content-free comment! You're a credit to the community.
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Oh, then Bezos must be living a humble, middle-class life with very limited liquidation of his assets. Surely, he’s not using loans, write-offs, and legal tricks to fund a Great Gatsby lifestyle while pretending to have no actual income? Ri
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5mo ago
Good, let them slowly sink into the ocean.
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5mo ago
Meanwhile, America's tech CEOs are gifting the president with gold statues and accompanying him on diplomatic trips.
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5mo ago
Gotta say, it’s kinda funny how many people here get triggered by this line of thinking. "Yes, of course I'd make tools to kill people for money! How dare you unfriend someone for that?" Telling on themselves.
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5mo ago
Correct. He has unfathomable amounts of blood on his hands. And I don't have the links handy, but I read at least two articles that directly traced his criminally negligent dismantling of USAID to individual deaths. Every article conce
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5mo ago
Well, Musk illegally wrecked half the federal government and killed tens of thousands of Africans in the process. Now he spends his days boosting and funding white nationalists and far-right politicians around the world. Why does everything
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More on the fascist beat: "FBI raids office of Dem state lawmaker in Virginia who led redistricting efforts" https://www.politico.com/news/2026/05/06/louise-lucas-fbi-vi...
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1) This is definitely the impetus 2) This will allow China to eat America's AI lunch, just as it's doing with renewables, automobiles, and manufacturing in general
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6mo ago
Because the current government is a vindictive, murderous, proto-fascist government. (But you know that already.)
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He is egregiously wrong, and anyone who thinks otherwise is a virulent racist. At this point he is quoting Stormfront rhetoric verbatim.
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6mo ago
"A whole civilization will die tonight"
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6mo ago
The trendy SV defense companies (Palantir, Andruil) seem to be all "killing is fun and good, actually" with an underlying current of white nationalism. We might need defense technology, but not like this. Super fucked up.
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Yet he keeps going to his parties and schmoozing with his cronies. I don't recall Pichai or Nadella giving Trump a gold trinket to save their businesses.
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https://archive.ph/20260421180013/https://www.theatlantic.co...
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What I Learned About Billionaires at Jeff Bezos's Private Retreat
(theatlantic.com)
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Power without accountability: The Palantir manifesto
(donmoynihan.substack.com)
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https://archive.ph/20260421211158/https://www.theverge.com/p...
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We translated the Palantir manifesto for actual human beings
(theverge.com)
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