@canisamor @fruitsando67662 @Lagerfeldzeta I know many pedophiles explicitly avoid any harmful interactions with children, but do they go around saying "being attracted to kids is good?"
@canisamor @fruitsando67662 @Lagerfeldzeta But I'm asking if they should publicly declare that being attracted to children is a good thing. Should they promote attraction to children as a positive trait?
@vasalex93@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud Compared to it's competitors, yes. Absolutely best use of resources in the field of space travel. Elon is not America's most valuable asset, though, like the post says. Starlink is the only benefit to the general population yet.
@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud@vasalex93 With his own resources, but he is not by any means the nation's most valuable asset. Steel can make cars and busses, methane can heat homes and generate power. but go ahead, miss the entire point. Ignoring it will make it go away
@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud@vasalex93 Your purposeful misunderstanding of my arguments is an incredible feat. You're intentionally missing the point. Elon, unlike what the original post states, is not the nation's most valuable asset. He's not solving any practical problems. Of course, he can do what he pleases
@vasalex93@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud My point being that SpaceX is not a practical use of resources at this moment and he is not saving America. He of course has full rights to expend his resources however he pleases, but that's my take on the matter. Please read what I wrote before trying to respond to it.
@vasalex93@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud What you said is true, but it's not responding to anything I said. There are problems facing America, and the world, including hunger, lack of shelter, instability, etc, that need attention. The original post described Elon as "saving America", and that's just not true.
@Lagerfeldzeta @canisamor @fruitsando67662 But do you understand that the original post does not say that? What you are describing now is completely different from the original messaging.
@vasalex93@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud Do you seriously think that the point of the question was how many people can eat a rocket? It was a rhetorical device to illustrate that I believe it to be a poor use of resources and time. Gain some basic literacy.
@Lagerfeldzeta The harm is not that you have the attraction but that you're glorifying it on the internet. The context of not acting on it is not in the original post that I took concern with.
@Just_Foxxx@TeslaFraud@vasalex93 What? I'm asking a value question, since you seem to think launching more things into orbit will save America. You're reply doesn't even vaguely respond to my concerns.