(04-25-2022, 07:27 PM)MarleyJag Wrote:

(04-25-2022, 07:13 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: No one says it doesn't come with responsibility. I find it a little ironic that you would come here now to lecture about the potential unfair scales of the freedom of speech while that same exact bias has been benefitting your side and yet nary a peep. I guess your animal was a little more equal, huh?

"My side" makes me lol. You need to grow some thicker skin. Moreover, if you think Musk's real intent is to promote "free speech" I got some beach front property in Iowa to sell ya!

To be honest, If his intent is not to make free speech available, it’s probably to make more money. He’s made a ton of money off Tesla, and the democrats are almost trying to force EV into our hands.  So, no doubt, it’s financially motivated.  If you don’t believe in the free speech aspect, I’m willing to bet he feels he can make money off of it in Other ways.  Maybe Hillary will create  a social media site for just the democrats like Trump was going to create one himself.  Either way, Elon isn’t a [BLEEP]. If you or others don’t agree with his politics, don’t buy his cars.  Personally, as fortunate as I feel I am, I don’t have 100k to buy one of his and don’t want to wait an hour to recharge.  Either way, I’m out.   But I am very curious.  When do we agree with someone? When they produce the materials we value or feel is the right way? Or when they speak out about what is right?  Kudos to him for playing both sides and being successful at it.  It’s almost like he’s laughing at our disfunction.

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