Come on, its an aristocrat, they are above the law. They can r***, kill, even be fuckin cannibals. They can do whatever the f*** they want with you.
See it walk away with literally no punishment.
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kitsunewarlockMar 21, 2026
+160
Have 10% of the aristocrats kill 90% and then consolidate power until they get overthrown until they get overthrown until they get overthrown until they get overthro-
...Well at least they had a functioning government 8 generations later.
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GodOfDarkLaughterMar 21, 2026
+86
Everyone always forgets that they brought the king back for a while because the revolutionaries were actually pretty f****** crazy. They had some good ideas but they went from that to the purges pretty goddamn quick. They did a USSR on speed run.
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kitsunewarlockMar 21, 2026
+44
USSR speed run *with* a 2-3 month crazy-ass theocracy thrown in as a treat.
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SmirkingImperialistMar 21, 2026
+28
After *that* crazy Revolution, Napoleon became the Emperor, then the Bourbons were restored, then the July Monarchy, then the Second Republic, which its President was the nephew of the first Napoleon. This Napoleon overthrew his own government to become another Napoleon Emperor, who was finally overthrown for good.
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Thotty_with_the_tismMar 21, 2026
+16
Its almost like every Socialist revolution tends to get hijacked by nutcases who can keep their mask on just long enough to be crowned the new ruling class.
People tend to ignore red flags when the alternative to a new ally is death unfortunately.
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Outrageous_Tie8471Mar 21, 2026
+12
That's the real damn problem, how do we stop the nutcases.
Or worse. Cesar Chavez - men who rise to positions of power just seem to already be or end up bad.
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OpinionConsistent336Mar 21, 2026
+7
*Absolute power* and all that.
7
Altruistic_Poetry382Mar 21, 2026
+7
The major problem—one of the major problems, for there are several—one of the many major problems with governing people is that of whom you get to do it; or rather of who manages to get people to let them do it to them.
To summarize: it is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it.
To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job.
- from A Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams
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PrateTrainMar 21, 2026
+7
The problem is that good people do not want power.
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BennelyMar 21, 2026
+5
Yes, the history books are full of details about France’s aristocracy in 1793 and 1794. Fascinating information.
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earthcelticMar 21, 2026
+220
Except exactly one thing: The only enemy of rich people are other rich people. These weren't just "the poors" who got shafted (along with all of the employees that worked for Twitter and the brand name itself), these were investors who want their f****** money back. They're going to hurt him as hard as their money is able because it's the only thing that truly works in this fucked up country.
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DadJokeBadJokeMar 21, 2026
+58
It doesn't affect their existence or lifestyle, they are just using billions as a scorecard.
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yourehalfaworldawayMar 21, 2026
+23
You are correct and I hate it. The sooner I can just accept that none of these people will ever know true discomfort, the sooner I’ll be able to sleep at night ig .. yknow, you just wanna see it go differently for a change, every once in a blue moon
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PM_me_JazzMar 21, 2026
+10
My friend, do you think Elon Musk is happy with his life? Do you think Jeff Bezos is truely content with himself? Let me put it this way: do you think anyone who is happy and content with themselves and their lives would spend their twilight years trying to claw more riches and power every day, despite being the most rich and powerful people on the planet, with enough money for themselves and their children to do anything they could ever want or need?
I assure you, these people are *miserable*. Only lonely, spiteful, narcissistic psychopaths have what it takes to become worth hundreds of billions. They have spent their lives ruthlessly destroying everything around them *just to see a number go up*. They are simply addicted to power and wealth, but no amount will ever make them happy or content.
Sleep your nights well, do not envy people cursed by greed.
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TheSteffChrisMar 21, 2026
+10
Quite literally „the richest“ man on the planet. Dont think their money is enough.
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potpotkettleMar 21, 2026
+33
To be fair, worst comes to worst, they have to resign from a public facing position and go on a mega yacht trip for a while.
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sixhoursneezeMar 21, 2026
+14
Ah, but this affects rich people, so there may actually be a chance.
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AndesCanMar 21, 2026
+9
What’s the deal with the cannibalism stuff? Out of the loop on this one. I sorta choose to be but I now feel like, no way, not real.
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nate_ranneyMar 21, 2026
+18
Allegedly some of the Epstein files mention eating children but that's so mustache twirling evil that i have a hard time believing it. Though nowadays...
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nocauzeMar 21, 2026
+9
Man it’s even _worse_ than that, there’s things in those files that will permanently change how you think about these monsters. They took out teeth so they couldn’t bite. Evil shit and I think that it’s just so outlandish and crazy that it has Americans too collectively stunned to even _react_.
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rizorithMar 20, 2026
+122
It's a 44 billion dollar white collar crime, he's not getting shit for a penalty.
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artemis2kMar 21, 2026
+170
“Damages could reach up to $2.6 billion”. Literally pocket change for him. Fines never work anyway, look at Alex Jones, he’s still on air making money. We need to put these people in prison.
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BinghamLMar 21, 2026
+62
This. Fines are just the cost of business, if they even have to pay it (getting a ruling is often easier than collecting).
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ShitShirtSteveMar 21, 2026
+21
There's no currency more valuable than time. Money is meaningless. Take away their time.
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huggernotMar 21, 2026
+16
Sounds like they should be 44 billion
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MaygarRodubMar 20, 2026
+95
That doesn't even make sense but I would absolutely love to see someone throw a sink at him.
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QitianDasheng2666Mar 20, 2026
+166
It's a reference to that video of him carrying his own sink into the Twitter building
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MaygarRodubMar 20, 2026
+35
Fair enough. I'm not familiar with that. Definitely love to see someone throw a sink at him, anyway.
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AggressiveSkywritingMar 20, 2026
+40
Yeah it was embarrassing. He's the world's first fifty something year old fourteen year old boy.
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GenericRedditor0405Mar 20, 2026
+28
He was so pleased with himself for that incredibly unimpressive joke lol
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NenorMar 20, 2026
+22
He made a photoshoot of it. Caption was "Let that sink in".
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MaygarRodubMar 20, 2026
+21
Oh, dear sweet divine jesus. What a t***. Now I get it.
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wightyMar 21, 2026
+8
Yep. I hope the history books look very poorly upon our generation here for allowing/enabling/enriching dipshits like him.
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gmapterousMar 20, 2026
+54
When he bought Twitter, [he walked in with a sink](https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1585341984679469056), as a part of some sort of "let that sink in" pun.
It makes as much sense now as it did back then, so... kicking him out of twitter and throwing the sink out after him would be a nonsensical poetic parallel.
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BalldersMar 20, 2026
+32
I thought it was more analogous to "Everything but the kitchen sink"
Again, doesn't make sense unless you've railed a few addies and an 8ball
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KingOfTheCouch13Mar 20, 2026
+12071
Who would’ve guessed, except everyone
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pablocaelMar 20, 2026
+3904
“A guy that always lies, has lied”.
Thats basically the news.
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coconutpiecrustMar 20, 2026
+902
But the investors thought *they* would get rich off his lies!
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PizzaPieInMyEyeMar 21, 2026
+342
That, and a lot of them probably thought they were special enough that they wouldn't get shafted as well. "But... but... he wouldn't also lie... *to me!!*"
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DesireeThymesMar 21, 2026
+341
Also elom muskrat is worth like 700 billion.
2 billion in damages is nothing to him. You required mandatory prison for this
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aussiechickadee65Mar 21, 2026
+264
Agree. It was fraud. He needs jail time as well as payment.
2 billion is hardly a slap on the wrist. Massive if you only have 2 billion but 700 billion won't miss it too much.
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mcribMar 21, 2026
+126
Well, this was a civil suit so he couldn’t get jail time. Just waiting for some prosecutor to get the stones to bring the charges.
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D-LazMar 21, 2026
+94
In this DOJ? not going to happen when the GOP still needs his propaganda machine and donations.
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mcribMar 21, 2026
+40
Agreed, but there is a chance a state Attorney General could make a case. Possibly Delaware.
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civil_beastMar 21, 2026
+16
Good luck with that…
As the tax haven state, the chances of the state’s atty general would touch that are extremely low. They know where there bread is buttered
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aftergaylaughterMar 21, 2026
+33
[$850 billion* apparently 🙃](https://fortune.com/2026/02/06/billionaire-elon-musk-believes-money-cant-buy-happiness-viral-x-post-mark-cuban-bill-ackman-respond-philanthropy/)
but yeah, that means $2B is only 0.2% of his net worth. if we assume the average american has a [net worth of $192,900, as this link claims,](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-just-upper-middle-class-205518318.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALcV0FxNiIc9JZuAJ3T4mUo7IJWYs7coKyeCDrsV11lQoAZtXI-jqpFRlzm_3LJA8_bTuA-PQf546rV_eF_x9kFrOm07zJke8k9E48gj_04o9KlChkiXMzwuPLEN430sBUb3wgXuM70OoDKiHq9FaBpjQ9wSXSprqhtHsWZaeifN) that's the equivalent of $385.80 to them. it claims middle-income is about $480,000, so to someone at that level, that's $960. it states the minimum level to join the top 1% is $787,712, and at that level, 0.2% is $1,575.42. that amount is barely a month's rent on an apartment in most cities in the USA, even for many lower income folks.
TLDR: even calling it a "slap on the wrist" might be an overstatement 😭 more like a very soft pat on the wrist and gentle "no no!" 🙃
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ElectromagneticriteMar 21, 2026
+6
Nice way to put it in perspective. It is basically a really nice meal to middle income Americans.
6
Noodler75Mar 21, 2026
+20
But what will dumping 2 Billion worth of TSLA stock do to the market?
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AWholeMessOfTacosMar 21, 2026
+67
We will never know because he will just take a 2 billion dollar loan and use his stock as collateral.
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DarkwingDuckHuntMar 21, 2026
+52
He'll spend about $50M in legal fees over the next 20 years appealing and holding up any collections in court, until people give up and settle for $10M to just get to an end.
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Pu11MyLeverMar 21, 2026
+18
Literally less than a speeding ticket for me with that ratio.
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CrimsonKannonMar 21, 2026
+23
Turn that into the DOGE dividends everyone is supposed to have
J/S
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chipshotMar 21, 2026
+19
He and Donald two peas in a pod
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toomuch3DMar 21, 2026
+14
Prison is not spelled pod.
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OsmiumOGMar 21, 2026
+9
to be fair, prison is made up of pods lol. Pods are the individual sections which contains all the cells.
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theunixmanMar 21, 2026
+12
Two balls in a bag
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TopsyTurvy0011Mar 21, 2026
+13
You’re too generous, more like, two turds in a toilette bowl.
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daemonicwandererMar 21, 2026
+6
Testicles don’t deserve the comparison. Maybe two dings with no dong
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Parking_Syrup_9139Mar 21, 2026
+5
They did…
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whatproblemsMar 21, 2026
+28
news would be if they’re ever held accountable
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pablocaelMar 21, 2026
+19
Nah, he has too much money to hold accountable for anything. He can basically r*** children and not held accountable. Money is god in America.
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whatproblemsMar 21, 2026
+11
hence it would be newsworthy
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Tityfan808Mar 20, 2026
+36
Pretty much!
‘The corrupt pointed the finger blaming everyone else for being corrupt!’
The current administration in general is all about that
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Comet7777Mar 20, 2026
+302
Seriously. Elon, Altman, Zuck - they’re all the same. Bunch of bullshit fed to what seems to be a litany of idiotic investors. Yet, they keep winning.
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humblepaulMar 20, 2026
+131
You're saying the $80B Zuck just ditched on the metaverse is not a big enough warning sign to investors? Better not mention the cost of upgrading AI data centres every 3-5years, lol!
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AazadanMar 20, 2026
+33
Investors (and companies) are not ready for the hardware refresh on data centers.
I guarantee you that no one is going to run their own. If this continues to remain a thing, it's going to be compnies building them and leasing out hardware time on an AWS like model. They're in the same trap as crypto which is they can't be profitable without running on the latest hardware.
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BoswellingtonMar 20, 2026
+39
Meta still doing 60B in net income annually. One of the greatest cash machines of all time.
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invalidredditMar 20, 2026
+24
When I was contracting at Meta (well, Oculus, but) there was so much spare cash floating around the janitorial staff did a walk past the conference rooms once an hour or so and made sure all the chairs were pushed in around tables.
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Responsible_Sink3044Mar 21, 2026
+11
If there's one thing we know about the wealthy, it's that they deal in loose change
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Actual__WizardMar 20, 2026
+20
They know the quants use engagement based algos, so they just make noise in the media to make their stonks go up. I'm sure that's going to get fixed soon. Which it does correlate to be clear. The media marketplace is not an efficient market, it's highly filtered and censored. So any noise they can make, is more noise than none. Then that noise is going to get massively amplified by the media distribution process. That noise always brings some investors in because you can short stonks too.
There's something else going on too because you can tell there's weird pressure on their stonk right before bad news comes out. So, there's some kind of insider nonsense going on as well to "make the down swings go away so the stonk always goes up and to the right." It's almost guaranteed to be pure stonk manipulation.
Then if they're using crypto to pump their assets up, that's not totally liquid, so that's "false value." If they go to sell a huge amount of crypto, that tanks the entire crypto market. So, "the value is not real." So, if people are investing into a company that holds crypto, they're overpaying based upon the value of the assets, because some of that value is not real because as soon as they go to sell it, it tanks...
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MrTriangularMar 20, 2026
+15
Not to mention the growing trend of policy manipulation to fix bets on Polymarket.
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MisterProfGuyMar 20, 2026
+34
Hey in fairness you had to be vaguely paying attention and not totally financially illiterate.
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Wolfram_And_HartMar 21, 2026
+10
And this is directly AFTER he got caught trying to pump and dump, panicked, and then made his first comment saying he was going to buy it.
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icounseltooMar 21, 2026
+3
Everyone must be forgetting that he tried to back out and was forced to purchase …
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/elon-musk-twitter-cancel-purchase-deal-rcna32211
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SaltyFlowerChildMar 20, 2026
+1740
feelings on how valuable the platform was before acquisition aside - i can't get over how, basically overnight, elon ruined replies. it was one of the strongest things going for twitter how the funniest or most informative rebuttals sifted to the top under any tweet. but now replies are the glibbest day 1 chatbots restating the tweet or bots trying to sell you p***.
despite his efforts and wealth he just can't escape being the ultimate vibe killer. he somehow scaled being the buzzkill at a party to buzzkilling an entire social media platform.
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NewestAccount2023Mar 21, 2026
+600
>he just can't escape being the ultimate vibe killer
He's a loser, most of these guys are
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deezee72Mar 21, 2026
+47
I never thought it was possible to have like 20 kids and still be an incel, but Elon has proven me wrong.
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l3rNMar 21, 2026
+26
They're mostly through IVF so he gets to keep the title
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1-760-706-7425Mar 21, 2026
+71
Which ones aren’t?
*Edit: inb4 gaben, he’s generally exempt*
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ultimate_avacadoMar 21, 2026
+77
David Cheriton, the first investor in Google. His personal investment in Google is worth $8B+ today.
> When pressed to recall his latest splurge, the best he can come up with is a 2012 Honda Odyssey (“for the kids”)
I've met him before. Very humble and down to earth. Still a professor. Incredibly smart and lovely human.
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inaccurateTempedescMar 21, 2026
+32
Nothing will ever top that era of minivans. I have a top trim 2011 Sienna with all the power operated stuff you can imagine. Everything still works even at nearly 300k miles.
Plus the screen in the back has composite inputs so I can plug in my PS2
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PoopardthecatMar 21, 2026
+6
Holy shit you brought back memories of a close friend’s family with a late 90s early 2000s minivan. We used to rock n64 on it. I remember playing perfect dark on the road and thinking this was the height if luxury.
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hypoglycemicrageMar 21, 2026
+81
Tom from MySpace
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xeen313Mar 21, 2026
+25
I miss him. He just wanted to be friends
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krunchytacosMar 21, 2026
+12
The only one.
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madhi19Mar 21, 2026
+5
Well the dude GTFO while the GTFO was good. Can't really blame him for that.
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bigsmokaaaaMar 21, 2026
+9
Yes, they hideously misunderstand how much luck had to do with their rise to power. If you're smart you know that kind of success is just luck and hard work, if you're not smart you think it's because you're just naturally superior to everyone else for any number of bigoted reasons.
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ominous_anonymousMar 21, 2026
+197
>despite his efforts
You could argue he achieved exactly what he wanted to -- he successfully coopted a major form of media to spread right-wing conspiracies and propaganda, and he made billions in return.
What hasn't gone his way, exactly? It's not like he is going to face any kind of actual accountability.
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Outrageous_Tie8471Mar 21, 2026
+65
We all hate him and he thought he'd be cool
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catnaptitsMar 21, 2026
+36
What's great is that even if he lost all his money tomorrow, this is the part he'd be most upset about. It gives me just a smidge of joy to get through my day.
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Outrageous_Tie8471Mar 21, 2026
+25
Same. No one will ever like him and in his pursuit of it he's made himself one of the most repulsive humans on earth.
If you had that much money and you wanted people to like you, a normal person would save sea turtles or some other very sympathetic project that was actually good, even though it was for show pretty much. Elon invested in his own vanity. Lol.
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HowWeChillMar 21, 2026
+16
He could have made Twitter a place where every interaction benefited some actually decent charity, like St. Jude, or Make A Wish, and people would have flocked to it to make themselves feel something good for once. But instead, he decided to be a nazi. F*** him.
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madhi19Mar 21, 2026
+5
He did not decide jack shit, the mask just fell off what he always was.
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dbabonMar 21, 2026
+7
"We" all do but he still has millions of almost cult-like sycophantic followers (no, not just bots) who think of him as some kind of god-level genius granted to us by the very cosmos. And he gets to sit on his moon-sized pile of money and enjoy those sycophants tweeting about his genius day in and day out, along with daily phone calls from world leaders. I (and many others) hate his everloving guts but he has absolutely won life and will probably die at a ripe old age in full control of several nation states.
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Subtle_TactMar 21, 2026
+20
I dont think it is terribly coincidental that a number of his co-investors had interest in crippling or destroying what was arguably the most powerful tool of protest and dissent in human history.
Arab Spring, Occupy Wall street, BLM, Metoo, so on and so on… organized and galvanized primarily on the platform. Thats gone now, and nothing has come close to replacing it on the scale it was previously.
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Drive7hruMar 21, 2026
+11
Made billions in return? Can you explain? I know he way overpaid, but how did it end up being a net benefit?
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thestonedonkeyMar 21, 2026
+10
The user base also refuses to leave despite crying about all the shit he's done.. people are pathetic
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zerothirtyMar 21, 2026
+46
Grok, is this true?
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Cloaked42mMar 21, 2026
+8
Here's the CSAM you requested. Heil Grok.
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big_orange_ballMar 21, 2026
+24
He's so annoying that even Jeffrey Epstein wouldn't take his money to let him simply exist in the same room as him. That is absolutely mind blowingly lame given Epstein seemed to let every degenerate piece of shit hang out if they had the cash.
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palmpoopMar 21, 2026
+5
Elon and Kimbal were both clients of Epstein but yeah I dunno if they hang out as friends. Epstein trafficked minors to the Musk brothers.
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badcoffeeMar 21, 2026
+50
Allowing people to pay to boost their shitty comments over those that organically got attention was crazy.
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EvelynNyteMar 21, 2026
+35
And despite the fact he let p*** invade normal twitter, he also ruined the p*** side of twitter for non-bots.
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BanjoFiddleLaserMar 21, 2026
+10
There should be academic study on how Elon Musk took a worldwide recognized brand, rebrand it, sink its value instantly overnight and completely ruin one of the best social media websites ever made. It’s incredible.
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weaponjaerevengeMar 21, 2026
+4
I figured it was just the same play as putting Weiss in charge of CBS. The purpose was to control a node of information, and disrupt it for the ruling class.
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lostroadrunner22Mar 20, 2026
+1490
Toss this on the 'No Shit' pile.
1490
CheesecakeSea6471Mar 20, 2026
+107
r/noshitsherlock
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Chillow_UfgreatMar 20, 2026
+23
Hundreds of millions of witnesses.
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Omega_ZarniasMar 20, 2026
+14
Every day there's some big reveal news about the rich.
And every time, I feel "no shit".
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FloRidinLawnMar 20, 2026
+287
Throw him under the bus like the rest of us would be
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Im_better_than__uMar 20, 2026
+52
Trump loves white immigrants.. nothing will happen.
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I_Love_KnottingMar 21, 2026
+12
with money* he hates poor people
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InfrantoMar 21, 2026
+279
> Total damages could reach up to $2.6 billion, attorneys for the plaintiffs said.
A whole 0.3% of his net worth, how will he ever survive on only 812 billion?
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FausterMar 21, 2026
+111
Judge should toss on punitive damages. In nordic countries that shun oligarchies like ours once did, speeding tickets are a percentage of your income, as is just.
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FuckChiefs_RaidersMar 21, 2026
+26
He likely doesn’t have an income.
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FausterMar 21, 2026
+28
It's amazing how shareholders like Trump, Ellison, and Musk go their entire lives without income and live on loans backed by their growing assets. I wish I was rich enough to set up a family office to not have an income while I buy the odd Hawaiian island, US TV Network, or a stake in US Tiktok for a criminally low price.
Next, Elon should get sued for defrauding Tesla shareholders around the same time. He knew he was under a constraint agreement that all his tweets had to be approved by the Tesla board for him to remain CEO of any US company. They all supposedly forgot this and Elon used his Tesla shares to buy twitter and train a Tesla AI competitor when he merged it with X-AI, which stole Tesla's NVDA gpus which were supposed to build Tesla's largest supercomputer, but it became its rival's supercomputer, and Tesla fired all its programmers and killed project dojo years after Elon bragged that Tesla was one of the top AI and vertically-oriented software companies in the world.
Except now, tinfoil hat time, Elon can become a 3 trillionaire if Tesla passes valuation metrics, but he has set things up so if the Space X IPO goes just right and he merges all his companies at just the right valuation.... profit?
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SnowflakeObsidian13Mar 21, 2026
+4
Make it net worth then. Even f****** better
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jjwhitakerMar 20, 2026
+197
Elon: Twitter is full of bots!
Stockholders: ...yes?
Elon, after buying Twitter: you can fit so many bots in here.
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AsteroidMikeMar 20, 2026
+230
WAIT! You’re telling me the billionaire who’s a shitty person and a liar, did a shitty thing and was a liar?
No. Way. Man.
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InsiddehMar 20, 2026
+33
My flabber is completely ghasted.
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ChopperChangeMar 20, 2026
+513
If he doesn't face any real consequences, like prison time, he's going to keep doing it.
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thisjawnisbetaMar 20, 2026
+283
This was a civil suit, so there was no chance of jail time here. He would have been facing criminal charges if the election had gone the other way.
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KilaneMar 21, 2026
+46
No he wouldn’t. In the past 50 years, have you ever seen a rich person face consequences?
Bernie Madoff is all I can think of.
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littlebitsofspiderMar 21, 2026
+59
You see Madoff scammed the rich people, and that's not allowed, so he had to be made an example of.
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tjoe4321510Mar 21, 2026
+22
SBF too.
The elites have class solidarity as made exceptionally clear by the Epstein files.
Us peasants are down here squabbling if Jim Carrey was cloned or not.
We really need to find a way to collectively elevate ourselves. I don't know how to do that but it has happened in the past and there has to be away to do it now.
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old_french_whoreMar 20, 2026
+67
The only outcome from this verdict is that 12 people whose annual incomes represent a tiny fraction of a rounding error of Musk’s were taken from their jobs and their families and forced to sit in a jury box for $12 a day in compensation. After they weighed the evidence and rendered a verdict, nothing happened to the offender that impacted them in any capacity in the slightest. The only people who paid any impactful consequences for Musk’s actions were the jury who was forced to be there and lost the income they no doubt needed.
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AazadanMar 20, 2026
+44
Jury compensation should be tax free and equal to either the median wage in the area, or your current earnings at the time. Whichever is higher.
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ranky26Mar 21, 2026
+19
In Australia, your employer must continue paying your regular wage, and you get paid by the government for your Jury Service on top of that. They include a travel allowance if you have to pay for transport (driving, train, bus, etc) and pay for parking, and a meal allowance if food isn't provided
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BinghamLMar 21, 2026
+9
Whoa now, a radical idea like that might cause participation in the Democratic process!
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Opening_Classroom_46Mar 21, 2026
+38
I'm as far left as possible, but I think living in a world where we keep making up fake situations where musk is "losing" hurts more than it helps. He bought Twitter to shut down liberal messaging and increase right wing messaging. It was a wild success. That's what helped lead us to this reality.
Have to be real about the problems so we can get real solutions. He wants you to sit back and make stupid jokes online because it allows him to keep doing what he wants.
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ClaytonRookMar 20, 2026
+33
He looks like an undercooked turkey
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fishyhaworthia1Mar 20, 2026
+17
Give him another trillion dollars poor guy
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TheMadBugMar 20, 2026
+157
Ahh some minor consequences for the man after he ripped off some rich guys.
Maybe one day he'll have to pay a $2 fine for the 300,000+ deaths he caused via DOGE.
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islandsimianMar 20, 2026
+26
And he'll get a trillion dollar tax break for spending that $2
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Pray44MojoMar 21, 2026
+32
This fetid piece of shit could be selling EVs to the entire planet, launching rockets, and be universally regarded as a great member of mankind, while sitting on an even larger pile of money than he currently does.
Instead he chose to become a rancid troll, alienate the very people inclined to buy his cars, and fund the destruction of the American government (referring to Trump not just DOGE). What a f****** moron.
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RTB668Mar 21, 2026
+21
Remember that time, he was going to end world hunger if someone could give him a viable plan? And then they did and he backpeddaled? Such a P.O.S.
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Someoneoverthere42Mar 20, 2026
+12
For which he will face no real consequences.
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NiasoMar 21, 2026
+10
He misleads investors on a regular basis. Look at all the stuff he says is going to happen in 5 or 10 years in the past 10 years. None of it happens, but the stock price goes up.
He bribes some Congress members to secure contracts and gets richer while making Tesla and Twitter worse.
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AskMeAboutMyHermoidsMar 21, 2026
+9
Ahhh so nothing will happen? F*** these billionaires fucks
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tanbyteMar 21, 2026
+9
So I guess the statement “Immigrants who commit fraud, will get deported” no longer applies here
9
DallaFenixMar 21, 2026
+9
Okay but what does that mean and will he finally be effing punished for SOMETHING
9
Wahree_77Mar 21, 2026
+8
Definitely helped lie and steal the 2024 election too🤷🏾♂️
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cinvogueMar 21, 2026
+7
Reminds me of door dash being caught stealing 550 million dollars worth of tips from drivers in New York alone I think it was. They just paid 16 million dollars in compensation. When “fines” are the only punishment for things like this certain people will always take advantage. Or the fines should be a number greater than 1 times the financial amount. Then they actually have something to lose.
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ScudmissMar 21, 2026
+7
It’s always the guy you most expect
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Endofignorance4444Mar 21, 2026
+7
A nazi conman lying? Color me shocked.
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DuntadaManMar 21, 2026
+13
Dude is about to be forced to pay billions of dollars and it will not affect his life in the slightest bit or do anything to disuade doing something like it again.
Tax these fucks.
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WorriedEssay6532Mar 21, 2026
+6
Oh my gosh! Are you saying he's a conman????
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thrive2dayMar 21, 2026
+8
Fork found in kitchen 😱
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Horemheb26Mar 21, 2026
+7
I am convinced this guy somehow stole the 2024 presidential election.
7
DarzinMar 21, 2026
+6
I mean, he keeps just making shit up and people keep rewarding him with increased stock value, so he just keeps making more and more stuff up.
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potentialexistentialMar 21, 2026
+6
In other news, water is wet
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east21stvannativeMar 21, 2026
+6
So can we now go after Zuckerberg next?
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ryeguymftMar 20, 2026
+15
you mean a guy who built his entire fortune out of lying to people lied again?
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Slyzxx78Mar 20, 2026
+5
You mean like PayPal, tesla, spaceX?
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techman710Mar 20, 2026
+6
He can drive up in his full self driving car as we communicate with the people at the base on Mars, to explain what he meant by I'm not lying.
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SirWobblyOfSausageMar 20, 2026
+4
The biggest benefit scrounger of all time does something bad. Shocker.
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BhazorMar 21, 2026
+5
Billion dollar fraud? Oh man, hes gonna get such a slap on the wrist.
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SystematikKaosMar 21, 2026
+5
Imagine paying 44 billion dollars for a free to use website cuz you're paranoid.
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RetroTheGameBroMar 21, 2026
+5
You don't become the richest person in the world without lying to basically everyone involved.
The fact is, if you believed anything he's said in the past decade and invested in his shit, you shouldn't have been given financial independence in the first place.
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LivingIntelligent968Mar 21, 2026
+5
Fine him one bazillion bucks.
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porpoise_mittenMar 21, 2026
+6
one small comfort i take amidst everything is that billionaires’ lives seem absolutely miserable. they’re constantly snatching at money and power like greedy rats, trudging around in suits surrounded by bodyguards like f****** losers. sniffing other billionaire’s asses all day. musk pathetically trying to prove he’s funny and cool and smart, and failing harder than any human in history. pathetic.
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daemonicwandererMar 21, 2026
+5
I’m a bit annoyed it took them four days to deliberate. I assume the hotel was nice.
Also, *just* $2.6 billion and that’s a maybe? That’s like .4% of his net worth. He should be forced to pay far more than that
5
btd6fan256Mar 21, 2026
+6
Yknow they could just give that money to me instead
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Commander19119Mar 21, 2026
+6
Cool. What repercussions will he actually face for this?
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PrinceofDarkness1997Mar 21, 2026
+6
Breaking news water is wet
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hallowedeve1313Mar 21, 2026
+4
Breaking News: Little Man Who Fucks Over Everyone He Meets, Shockingly, Fucked Over Everyone
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thaughtlessMar 21, 2026
+5
If only this lawsuit could have been on Trumps manipulations of the stock market.
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[deleted]Mar 21, 2026
+6
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wtf-am-I-doing-69Mar 21, 2026
+8
Funny thing is he doesn't have that cash
He would need to sell stock to come up with the money. The stock would trigger large tax payments
Which would require more stock sale
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LadyBarfnutsMar 20, 2026
+11
Shocking, given his constant lies about the net worth of his previous companies.
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HawkeyeByMarriageMar 20, 2026
+3
All his investors Enable hom to lie repeatedly. His timelines are always fake and promises unfulfilled. Combines companies to cover losses. All over valued
3
woodpaulusgnomeMar 20, 2026
+5
I hope that this revelation will bite him on his arse.
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kidcrumbMar 21, 2026
+3
Even if he had to sell X for $0 he wouldn't even know it.
Net worth drops from $750 Billion to $710 Billion.
Just another Tuesday.
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HealingMindRNMar 21, 2026
+4
He can take his DOGE chainsaw and shove it.
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MisterWandererMar 21, 2026
+4
Brace for the slap on the wrist fine and nothing at all to happen.
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PHDinCheeseMar 21, 2026
+4
The world is run by satanic, baby killers.
Not related, just a reminder
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BigBallLobsterMar 21, 2026
+4
“bad person does bad person thing”
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DarklyDreamingEvaMar 21, 2026
+4
What consequences will this bring, if any, to elon musk?
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gAWEhCajMar 21, 2026
+4
Twitter is barely useable nowadays. It’s filled with either politics, of girls, or AI click bait trash.
It’s all just a pile of shit now
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noselfinterestMar 21, 2026
+4
Total damages could reach up to $2.6 billion, attorneys for the plaintiffs said.
bros a trillionaire
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Coldkiller17Mar 21, 2026
+5
Well duh he basically tanked the platform overnight and turned into a fascist talking platform of misinformation and lies.
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rickles1113Mar 21, 2026
+4
"Jury finds that the bullshitter was bullshitting."
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DQdippedconeMar 21, 2026
+4
He took away my job. I don't like him. Justice needs to be served.
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penemuel13Mar 21, 2026
+5
Ok, so now he’s guilty, he can be denaturalized and deported, right?
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plsno730Mar 21, 2026
+3
The untalented unemployed man child lied?! Omg who would have thought
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MounamsammathamMar 21, 2026
+4
Elon was always a liar. Dont know why so many Elon cultists exist.
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WetFishStinkMar 21, 2026
+4
Wow, a narcissistic conman Nazi lied? I wonder who else might be doing that?
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