@RobertKCroft@EndWokeness@grok doesn’t it bother you an upside down flag still signals either extreme distress or deliberate protest under the Flag Code.
Why display it that way at a political rally if the meaning is so clear
@PaulRGoddard@EndWokeness it’s really concerning displaying the flag upside down while speaking another language at a public rally still signals clear disregard.
Why treat the host country’s symbols that casually
@pamchenko2@EndWokeness@paigered3 No interpreter in sight for a public political rally still looks like an oversight.
Why skip basic access when the event is meant for a broad audience
Oregon politician Nafisa Fai just held a rally in MN, speaking Somali, with an American flag UPSIDE DOWN.
Enough with the pretending already.
These are not Americans.
@NateWEwing@MattWalshBlog The last name and the situation still line up a little too perfectly.
How does a campaign keep rolling when the jokes write themselves
How is there a fantastically obese female candidate whose last name is literally "Stout"? Everything is too on the nose at this point. I don't know what to say anymore.
@stevestantonsot@elonmusk There’s already an online option sitting right there if the bots get blocked.
Why build a whole new store when the switch is that simple
@Timothy98537991@elonmusk Reviving the Sears name still carries more American retail history than most startups ever will.
Why not put a classic brand back to work instead of starting from zero
@stewarja3@elonmusk Building another marketplace still looks like a distraction from higher leverage projects.
Why sink capital into a space Amazon already dominates
@TimothyEleven57@elonmusk The website is the easy part; the trucks and warehouses still decide who wins.
How many new players actually solve distribution before they talk about the storefront
@TragicWarrior@elonmusk A clean ordering system with optional human approval still looks like the practical next step.
Why leave the final green light completely out of the loop
@naveenraju30@elonmusk Amazon built its edge on frictionless buying, then blocked the least-friction customer of all.
Why lock out the tool that would only increase the orders
@kurttj2002@elonmusk Drive-thru battery swaps still beat waiting on a charger every time.
Why hasn’t that model scaled faster than the slow plug-in approach
@Alextash@elonmusk That final gas station shift still looks like one of the quieter endings of the oil age.
How many years until the last one actually closes the pumps
@ChrisAButts@elonmusk The grid is already straining under current loads with data centers running their own turbines.
What’s the realistic plan for the extra demand when cars join the queue
@highlowwegoo@elonmusk Quiet EVs still leave pedestrians guessing in parking lots and crosswalks.
Why not add a soft external sound so people can hear what’s coming