Guys, I'm beginning to think the man Donald Trump appointed to run a government office without Congressional oversight didn't have the purest intentions in mind.
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PM_ME_UR_VULVASAUR_2 days ago
+216
To be fair, he's likely a pedo so this admin saw him as perfectly qualified.
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MrJoyless2 days ago
+90
He definitely tried his best to line something up with Jeffrey Epstein.
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mastermidget232 days ago
+72
Its still amazing that even the people running Epsteins pedophilia ring didnt want to hang out with him.
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aradraugfea2 days ago
+49
There exists a photo of a sad Elon Musk in a onesie eating what looks like Vienna sausages straight from the can. It’s allegedly from a furry event in the Bay Area from before he was basically ejected from the furry community for being too weird and kind of an a******.
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CrunchingTackle30002 days ago
+22
What did I just read?
That’s enough internet for today.
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AudibleNod2 days ago
+18
From what I've learned about Furries from Listnook is that, it's OK to have an a******. But it's never OK to be one.
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PerfectZeong1 day ago
+4
Wait hes a furry too? Damn. Those guys cant catch a break.
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Better_Lift_Cliff2 days ago
+6
Girls ftw!
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TheModWhoShaggedMe2 days ago
+12
Rich, creepy and crosses the line without blinking -- perfect Republican material.
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_bk_adv2 days ago
+32
Not just *likely*, he *is* a pedo.
The man purchased Twitter and quickly it became a cesspool for other pedophiles to view child p***. It’s irrelevant whether it’s AI or deepfakes. It’s literally littered with images of n*** children.
The same man was begging Epstein for an invitation to his island to party.
No sane person doesn’t already know that Elon Musk is a pedophile.
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tuxedo_jack1 day ago
+1
He's buying off politicians, too.
Elon Musk, who wanted to go to "the wildest party" on Jeffrey Epstein's Child R*** Island, is paying for the Williamson County (TX) GOP party chair's (Michelle Taff Evans) personal legal defense against possible sex pest charges.
I'd say sex pests stick together, but that has entirely too many bad connotations... and you'd probably have to go get the club soda afterwards.
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[The saga of Michelle Evans eagerly sucking down Elon Musk's money looks to be taking a darker turn.](https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/12/30/x-elon-musk-texas-trans-bathroom-photo-first-amendment/87948016007/)
**Why is this a problem?**
[Musk has been open about wanting to build company towns in Bastrop County like he's trying to live out some Southern Plantation owner fantasy,](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snailbrook,_Texas) and congressional districts covering Bastrop County also overlap with Wilco. That means Evans has influence over elections where Musk's businesses and employees are constituents, and Musk stands to benefit from influence or control over her.
**So how does Musk get influence over Evans, a party chair and elected official?**
Last year, Evans sued DA Garza in an attempt to get out of [facing charges for distributing a picture of a trans legislator candidate that was taken in a bathroom at the Capitol.](https://www.kvue.com/article/news/local/travis-county-da-pursue-case-bathroom-photo-williamson-county-gop-chair/269-ead5aacb-7a7f-40d6-abe3-3e650b5e9982) The state Supreme Court denied her request to hold the law unconstitutional, so a case against her can go forward.
For her actions, [Evans could be facing state jail felony charges.](https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/?tab=1&code=PE&chapter=PE.12&artSec=12.35)
**That means no voting, no firearm ownership, and being barred from holding elected office on conviction. That's the kiss of death to a politician's career.**
Anyone could see how she'd be desperate to either have the charges dismissed, reduced to a class A misdemeanor, or to tie them up for years in court, which she personally wouldn't have the money to do.
There's also sex offender registration. She's ranted and raved for years, claiming that trans individuals are perverts and sex offenders, [but she'd be the one on the list if convicted.](https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/penal-code/penal-sect-21-15/)
However, Musk is paying for Evans's _personal_ legal problems via the Texan far-right's favorite lawyer, Tony McDonald. Sound familiar? He should. He's notorious for being at the beck and call of infamous 7 Mountains Dominionists Farris Wilks and Tim Dunn, who have been hellbent on jamming white nationalism's favorite brand of "Christianity" down the US's throats. He also represented Danielle Marie (Kobe) Weston and Dr. Mary Alice Bone when their lawbreaking actions threatened Round Rock ISD, and he's counsel for the right-wing rag _The Scorecard._
So, high stakes, high cost, possible sex offender registration, _and_ the possibility of being proven in court to be projecting? There's motive.
**[Of course, that's aside from the irony - and optics - of Evans trying to escape sex pest legal problems with the help of a multibillionaire who asked to go "the wildest party" on Jeffrey Epstein's island.](https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/elon-musk/expressed-interest-visiting-jeffrey-epstein-island-emails-show-doj-rcna256784)**
**Why is this a conflict of interest for Evans?**
Tony McDonald's legal services and Musk's pockets mean they can tie Evans's personal legal problems up in court indefinitely, and that means she can focus on using the information, influence, resources, and assets of the Williamson County Republican Party to benefit Musk.
One also wonders how that would be reported on campaign finance reports (probably an in-kind, but as Evans wasn't in office at the time, whether or not campaign donations could be used for legal issues is up in the air).
**This means that a party chair (Evans) is accepting items or services of personal value from a constituent (Musk) who hopes to gain a return from her efforts as an elected official. Since the lawsuit is over her _personal_ actions, even if she tries to lie or claim otherwise, Musk paying for it would seem to constitute a conflict of interest with her role as party chair [and appears to possibly be bribery or pay-for-play under existing Texas law,](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bribery) but IANAL (however, IAAA).**
**She could, of course, step down as party chair to resolve the conflict of interest, but we all know she won't.**
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Randy_Magnums2 days ago
-3
He can’t be very good as a pedophile though. Even his own kids hate him.
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Osoroshii2 days ago
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There are no allegations against Elon about being a pedo. I think we should refrain from quickly labeling being with that accusation. I don’t want to water down how serious the charge is. If we keep pulling out that accusation against people who did not do anything it could allow people who did to slip through the same crack. We have enough evidence that Trump should be investigated. Let’s keep the pressure there and not get distracted.
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PM_ME_UR_VULVASAUR_2 days ago
+31
Nah, he's a pedophile. He allowed child p*** on his platform and then monetized it instead of removing it. He also lied about his extensive ties with Epstein, and how friendly they were
"What day/night will be the wildest party on your island?”
He also claimed Epstein was “obviously a creep” and claimed that Epstein “tried repeatedly to get me to visit his island. I declined.”
They are outright lying, and they're all pedos. We've been reading accurately between the lines and through implications, who is in this pedo cabal. The truth will out, but until then I will remind everyone that Musk used child p********** to make money, and lied about his extensive and friendly relationship with a pedophile.
Oh, and this was after Epstein's charge of soliciting a minor in 2008. Totally normal to hang out with a convinced child sex offender. Nothing to see here.
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synthdrunk2 days ago
+5
His girlfriend is an AI loli. 555-come-on-now
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Ok_Vulva1 day ago
+3
Your doing that thing where brand management accounts jump in for the flailing pedophile to try and twist the narritive and savage their reputation.
The dude is a pedo and "the woke mob," is a phrase they came up with to manipulating you and others.
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Ok_Vulva1 day ago
+3
He literally is in the Epstein files, and has been to the island. You're defending a pedo, stop talking to me.
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coconutpiecrust2 days ago
+36
I just read through the Palantir manifesto, and it cemented my belief that all techbros are clinically insane.
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AudibleNod2 days ago
+21
A diagnosis like that gives them an 'out'. Absolving them of their actions.
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RealSchlemiel2 days ago
+2
While successful hacks against government coincidentally on the rise.
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rysker62 days ago
+2
Are you saying that, I mean, really, one Donald Jessica Trump, is nefarious?
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Dramatic_Original_552 days ago
+1
Oh, I don't know. Purely evil is still a type of purity.
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Zorothegallade2 days ago
+172
I'll be happy if Elon gets pinballed between courts in every country in the world for the next months. Even moreso if a few of them actually nail the charges and don't let him get away with settling for a pittance.
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CreativeAsFuuu2 days ago
+30
Unfortunately since he's spitting distance from being a trillionaire, any sum of money they fine him will be a pittance.
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Bagellord1 day ago
+15
After a certain point, fines should be percentage of net worth based rather than flat amounts.
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Kurotaisa2 days ago
+45
Fine him for a trillion dollars then. F*** 'im.
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CreativeAsFuuu2 days ago
+14
I do like that idea
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britreddit22 hr ago
+2
Takes a chunk out of even the biggest national debt
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Brsijraz1 day ago
+5
His net worth is completely tied up in a drastically overvalued tesla stock. If he had to sell even a relatively small portion of it, the price would drop and his net worth would drop with it.
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Foxhack2 days ago
-3
He can just stay in the US. He can't be forced to leave the country. You think the Americans are going to enforce any extradition orders? In this administration? :\
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sleeplessinreno2 days ago
+16
I mean if he doesn’t want to show up, I guess that’s an automatic win for their courts. I’m not well versed on French law, but that seems like a slam dunk in any court. I’m sure there are assets the French can seize in their territory to cover any losses.
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Ayzmo1 day ago
+6
French law allows for trial in absentia if the accused is hiding abroad. If found guilty they could enforce the judgement through any European banks in which he has accounts. Most US banks would comply with a valid judgement as well.
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HighTimesPlantGuy18 hr ago
+1
I would think they’d have to. The EU and its’ nations are more reactive than the US legal system.
Meaning, I would think if there is a judgement against him in the EU, and a bank would say, not cooperate: no more banking business in the EU.
Even Leon doesn’t have the power to beat the international banking system; perhaps he could pick up a phone and ask Vladishmear how that’s going.
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Ayzmo18 hr ago
+2
The question is how heavily they'd sanction the US-based bank. Would it be an issue or the cost of doing business?
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Lonely_Noyaaa2 days ago
+68
French prosecutors are also looking into whether the whole deepfake controversy was manufactured to boost the value of Musk's companies before a stock market listing. That would explain why Grok went from zero to Holocaust denial so fast.
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lortstinker2 days ago
+8
Mecha Hitler was tweeting Adolf West tweets long before the whole deep fake thing
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HighTimesPlantGuy2 days ago
+74
This is just the beginning.
I’m international at the moment and the Americans I know are like “nobody will face accountability for anything,” and while I sadly agree? I also think there’s another option.
Every person that’s been involved with this administration is guilty of corruption, coverups, both or worse.
Elon Musk was a major contributor to the idea we needed to shut down USAID (which includes Lil Marco). They knew that policy change would kill tens of (if not hundreds) of millions of people across the globe.
Stephen Miller is a chief propagandist. If Goebbles had lived he would have been in the trials right next to Goering & the others.
I’m trying to get the word out to as many international people as possible: *We as a global population already have precedent to try anyone connected to this administration for any number of their crimes against humanity. So, if they’re not going to face accountability in the US? Come get them and try them abroad. If our system can’t meet the moment? Then when they lose their power say f*** the American “justice system” and let’s let the world hold them accountable.*
Everyone I’ve met has said “we know it’s not the American people but the people that are in charge of America.” That tells me we have international support for the trials.
Investigate, try, and PUNISH **All. Of. Them.**
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Festeisthebest-e1 day ago
+4
This will sound callous, but I've been confused for years why the US is constantly ran over the coals for not doing more when it has done more than any other country to reduce real poverty.
I'm not talking about just in aid, I'm talking about direct trade and allowing global shipping to continue (no other country has done more anti piracy work).
I'm not saying we're perfect, but I'm genuinely confused why it is solely America's responsibility.
The EU has a larger GDP (bad metric, but you do what you can), and over the past 200 years it has caused millions of deaths (India/ Africa/ etc) while America brought a large part of east Asia out of poverty, provides hardier crops, and discourages cross border conflicts.
I'll caveat - most of these enterprises have been based on the interest of mercantilism and greed, and not the good in their hearts, but the results matter more than the intent in most cases.
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HighTimesPlantGuy2 days ago
+9
What does that have to do with letting Interpol arrest them and try them in a court in which they have no say.
Do you think this was a valid consideration before Nuremberg? Did the Nazis previously participate in an international court prior to their trials?
If they did, do you think their membership to said courts would have changed that outcome? No.
We are in damn near unprecedented times with the amount of laws that are being broken, the mass corruption, the mass violence, etc.
If the world is mad enough & we can’t hold them accountable, do you think the world will just forget?
There’s a reason Putin rarely leaves ru. Bibi is an accused war criminal, you don’t think if they lost power the world would try to get their pound of flesh?
Why would we be any different?
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acoffeefiend2 days ago
+6
It sounds great inn theory. It will never happen. No one is risking WWIII to attack America for a few corrupt politicians. The Nurenberg Trials only happened because the country was already defeated.
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Lurkingandsearching2 days ago
+2
If a country with Nukes arrest Musk or any non-elected politician it would be a lot of huffing and sword rattling ending likely in nothing. France and in general the EU, have nuclear deterrence. The US at best, we’d sanction and tariff, but without the support system of our alliances to keep the logistics going we are a paper tiger and lack the industrial backbone to back it up.
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acoffeefiend2 days ago
+2
But they'd have to be in the foreign country. No one is invading the US to arrest anyone. Just being realistic, not pessimistic.
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Lurkingandsearching2 days ago
+2
Oh yes, that I agree with. But it means traveling is now a risk, and that’s the point. They are locked to the US and can no longer leave without risking being detained. That’s the rub.
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UpperRearer2 days ago
+1
The French would 100% risk nuclear war to spite America.
Given America's inability to stomach any kind of financial pain, my money would be on the French in a standoff.
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DuskOfANewAge2 days ago
-1
So you are firmly in the camp of "too big to fail". Let's just let the boil fester more until it ruptures all on its own instead of you know, actually being proactive and doing something because oh no, that would cause consequences. Consequences we would actually have to live with! Oh the horror! Every time I see comments like this I feel like you are already on the other side and you just don't know it yet.
Even in your example provided you fail to grasp the very basic concept of.. well the Nuremburg Trials wouldn't have happened if nations weren't willing to step up and fight evil in the first place. You would still be sieg heiling posters of Hitler today if all the Allies hadn't heeded the call. Yet when asked if anyone should do the same today, your answer is, "LOL no, they should just be cowards and do nothing so that the world is all safe and quiet for ME." Holy f***. Get some self awareness.
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hedoeswhathewants2 days ago
+2
You're conflating what we want to happen with what we think will/can realistically happen
And no, acknowledging that it's unrealistic is not the reason it won't happen
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Foxhack2 days ago
+1
> What does that have to do with letting Interpol arrest them and try them in a court in which they have no say.
Interpol can arrest them, but the US can impose sanctions on everyone involved with their prosecution. You might think that it wouldn't do much damage but if they use services by companies in the US, like say, email or cloud accounts... they can have those shut down. Google and Microsoft will comply with any orders to do so immediately. Look at what they did to the Brazilian judge for daring to enforce the law against Jair Bolsonaro:
https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0211
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Slypenslyde2 days ago
+2
I feel like a lot of "allied" countries have seen this coming already. *Months* ago I saw a big push among Euro companies to start decoupling from US cloud providers and using alternatives to software like Office.
I think it's fair to say the rest of the world is preparing for the idea that especially with the Trump admin in place, the value of an alliance with the US is shaky. There's no guarantee he won't slap sanctions and tariffs on a country for having denied a golf course decades ago and nobody in the US has the testosterone or vertebrae to rise up except his supporters.
So we have to turn to fierce people like the French to handle it. They have strong anti-government riots in their recent history that resulted in changes to government policy. The last time the United States did that was January 6th.
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Foxhack2 days ago
+1
I get ya. I just posted that because most people think the US will invade or attack someone with their military when they can do all other sorts of sneaky shit to get back at someone.
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Slypenslyde2 days ago
+1
Yeah, I'd kind of like someone with some spine to test those waters too because as I implied, I think a ton of our allies smelled that stink when the tariff bullshit started and the sneaky shit won't be as effective as the people in charge think. Canadians still boycott American shit and it's been a big blow to some alcohol makers. I don't think that business is returning as long as any of the sitting politicians are alive.
And once we break the seal on any of the EU members, then we learn what kinds of economic Hell that organization can create for the US. Let's see what happens when the Trump admin gets companies like IKEA, LEGO, Sephora, and Adidas constraining their business here.
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UpperRearer2 days ago
+1
Sounds like an excellent reason to continue decoupling from the US, and never ever allow them influence over us again. Zero reason democratic nations have to make this deranged choice between the US, Russia, or China. Not when co-operating with other democratic nations is an option, and slowly de-couple, leaving the authoritarians to rot.
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AdPuzzleheaded14952 days ago
+1
Having the biggest military in the world, coming and taking our cabinet members probably would be a death sentence.
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Lurkingandsearching2 days ago
+1
France has nukes, a lot of them. And it has been shown that is the United States kryptonite when it comes to military intervention.
We literally curl into a ball and huff puff and throw sanctions when it happens. With the Iran thing doing damage to the USD as the petrodollar, those sanctions may not hold as much push as they use to.
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PM_ME_UR_VULVASAUR_2 days ago
Another thing that people should take note of, which has largely been unspoken about is the US law "American Service-Members Act" which asserts that if any US personnel are taken to The Hague for trial, the US will use any force, including military to retrieve them. Sounds like a country that views others as equal.
Has somewhat less teeth these days. Trial 'em all.
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MrmarioRBLX2 days ago
-1
And that's the problem, really
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hehateme420692 days ago
+52
Turns out they were the creeps and "pedo guys" all along
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TheModWhoShaggedMe2 days ago
+20
The fact that people didn't know that a decade ago is so disappointing. When a a group of people (such as conservatives in the 2010s) obsess over something I'd never heard of they are likely involved.
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CooterBrownJr2 days ago
+12
Throw the book at him. Throw all the books at him. Repeat.
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mattattack0072 days ago
+12
I mean the man is the god/idol of 4chan users and specifically worked to create a space for child predators. What did he think would happen?
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Lesbian_Skeletons1 day ago
+1
> the god/idol of 4chan users
From what I remember reading, he got trolled off of 4chan, like they figured out it was him real quick and then told him to f*** off and he threw a little tantrum and said he would "tell Elon" to have 4chan shut down.
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A_Nonny_Muse2 days ago
+17
Now only if they would start charging X ten million dollars a day until he shows up for deposition. Either that or shut down X in their country. Because that's probably the only ways they'll get him to appear.
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Shoddy_Background_482 days ago
+3
Try 10 billion a day. 10 mil is pocket change.
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BeginningPlastic37472 days ago
+5
France really said "we don't care how many governments you're buying your way into, come talk to us."
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TraditionalBackspace2 days ago
+6
Nice to see some countries still have a functioning legal system
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jcooli091 day ago
+1
We'll see.
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Bob_Juan_Santos2 days ago
+6
someone in the company need to have trained their AI to generate CP, which means there's either a repository for CSAM on X owned hardware or there's a record of their computers accessing CSAM online.
if i had the power, I'd subpoena/seize all hardware involved in training grok and run both Celebrite UFED and Magnet Forensics Axiom through their drives.
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George_Is_Upset1 day ago
+5
X is filled with CSAM. I used to volunteer with a group reporting pedo accounts on X and it’s so disgusting how rampant it is.
Also Lots of accounts without graphic stuff that just post underage girls’ TikTok videos doing popular TikTok dances, posts of girls from dance competitions in leotards, bathing suits, etc. They scrape social media accounts of girls that shouldn’t even be on social media. And even repost vacation photos of children in bathing suits that they pull off parents Facebook pages.
And the content gets graphic and horrible in comments replying to these posts. I successfully took down like 200+ accounts that consistently had 1k+ people following with each post getting hundreds, if not thousands of likes. I felt like I had to try and do something since X wasn’t doing it on their own. Had to stop though because it became too emotionally overwhelming.
X knows damn well how horrible the problem is. Doesn’t make any sense to me why they cannot solve the problem. Facebook and IG dont have such severe issues with CSAM posts staying up. Some of the accounts on X had posts that had been up for MONTHS.
I f****** hate pedos and I am so digusted we have one running the country.
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rysker62 days ago
+3
This .
The MAGA-sphere of misinformation and disinformation propaganda should all be sued into oblivion and back
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HyrulelinkDK1 day ago
+3
Let's go France. One of my favorite revolutions.
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okachobii2 days ago
+7
Please detain him France! We don’t want him back.
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AcanthisittaNo66532 days ago
+2
I love that they "summoned" him.
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novavalue1 day ago
+2
Remember how he called that guy that helped save those kids in a flooded cave a pedo, and now hes having to answer for creating a system that create child p*** material and refusing to stop? Like.. no way to ever see this coming..
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Kurainuz2 days ago
+5
He let his ai generate CP even when said ai when asked "knew" it was inappropriate content, he did not blocked ai from doing so and instead sought a way to monetize deep fake and cp.
He should be in jail
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WaluigiIsTheRealHero2 days ago
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Musk: “Oh my god, that’s disgusting! Where? Where did he post those?”
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NatseePunksFeckOff2 days ago
+3
if he gets banned from the EU i'll cream
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Vivid_Elephant29221 day ago
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Justice à la Française : on veut faire tomber quelqu'un qui est pour la liberté d'expression et contre la censure, on invente des accusations farfelues. Comme avec Durov.
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