@DelphiaDon9@RightWingDad Arguing that $1T is not excessive, when that same person is allowed to donate the GDP of a small island nation to favorable candidates enabling them to continue accumulating excessive wealth.
@LouisVolschenk2@ryanmichler@elonmusk No shot. Elon has shares, several companies and properties, lucrative government contracts, close connections to leaders of nation states, etc. It is preposterous to think he'd have a difficult time getting access to capital if he wanted it.
@adhesivegrenade You are a stupid, ignorant POS. And I still don't want you to die destitute in the gutter when you hit rock bottom. But you'd still be waiting for your refund on your Tesla Roadster deposit you made in 2017.
@PlatzLair@ShamashAran Nobody hates the US, they hate what the US does, what it has become and what it no longer represents. Trump has sped this process up about 10x during his two terms. But you keep thinking people just hate the flag and muscle cars and guns and whatever.
@FuturistDog Put all your money into SpaceX friend. He said their revenue is going to be 30T in the next 20 years. Don't be concerned SpaceX absorbed Twitter (lost 50% of it's value) and xAI (losing money rapidly) into SpaceX. Give your money to the trillionaire.
@SethDillon He used to back campaigns and causes we liked. Then we quickly realized he was a charlatan and con artist who literally never delivers on 1/3 of what he promises. Now he's moved onto you suckers.
@indolentdore@BethlehemAmanda Regulation is literally the only constraint preventing capital from converting valuable resources into recursively job-killing technology. Is it really too much to ask researchers to do more with less?