DragonTypeWyvern @ DragonTypeWyvern @midwest.social

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That's just the government stealing shit you don't need an excuse for it.

Normally eminent domain requires fair compensation, however Musk has committed so much fraud you could argue that the government has in fact already compensated him.

Stupid people say stupid things

20% of the US population believe in ghosts, and another 25% think they're a possibility.

These aren't even bad numbers globally.

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50 people so far that should be banned from this sub

Based

No, they have a ton of industry. Specifically a lot of the actual weapons manufacturing btw.

Texas is more or less what Ukraine was to the Soviet Union, if you want to understand why a fascist loser like Putin is so hung up on getting it back. A significant source of resources, manufacturing, and expertise.

He doesn't miss, I know this because we were target shooting that whole week.

Even a multi billionaire has nothing on the power of the state if it decides otherwise, and the Supreme Court made sure Trump is above the law. The state has all the goons with guns and can literally decide that you can't sue it, among so many other things.

I just don't believe this is a real fight, and I won't until one of them eats a bullet.

Percentage of US population that is trans/enby:

1.3%

Where is your God now

(It's actually a range but close enough)

That's slander, he just hated nerds.

Who doesn't? Fucking nerds.

Then you're blind or worse, a furrener

Cody's Showdy gets no respect.

Well, there was that time a fat meth addict betrayed one of the billionaires/rivals that made him Fuhrer.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/part-one-alfred-hugenberg-the-elon-musk-of-weimar-germany/id1373812661?i=1000702671438

El Salvador. He's an illegal.

Is it still a true crime if it gets dismissed as justified?

Do it. You either get that cheese or they stop being shit.

just points

I could absolutely see Elon meming about the implication, deep in a k-hole, what I can't see is a coherent and reasonable response from Trump.

The American space program has literally always run this way. NASA decides mission and requirements, private industry sells them rockets they usually then modify and perform their own checks and maintainence on.

The problem is that that system is predicated on having a functioning aerospace industry with multiple competitors you can go to instead of just one company with a viable product thanks the ravages of neoliberalism.