Brainonska511
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- Dec 10, 2005
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I'm just nazi-ing why people wouldn't like him.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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I'm just nazi-ing why people wouldn't like him.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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Makes me wonder if he genuinely lacks all self-knowledge? Does he really think he's 'never physically hurt anyone'? Does he genuinely not know of the effects of his destruction of USAid? (Leaving aside the more indirect effects of DOGE, things with much longer-burning fuses, like the loss of experienced workers at things like the FAA)
One does wonder in general about the psychology of the ultra-powerful, who never have to personally participate in their acts of violence.
It gets complicated, because it applies to most of us to some degree, as most people have some degree of power, and thus can be seen as at least passively complicit in various forms of violence. But surely with someone with the power Musk has, it's qualitatively different?
Worst of all though is that he's now playing the victim.
Mostly it felt like an episode to say look how cool LIDAR is.
This is one reason I think that wealth beyond a certain point is basically like getting a mental illness.
His products have killed people and he has taken public pleasure in people losing their livelihood and he wonders why people dislike him.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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JHFC Demuro? Lol.The new 3-row Hyundai IONIQ 9 EV is due out Real Soon Now™
Projected EPA long-range estimate is 335 miles:
Chonky Volvo wagon-style design:
A. No one has physically hurt him so based on his standard there is no violence against him.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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B sounds like something the woke mind parasite would say.A. No one has physically hurt him so based on his standard there is no violence against him.
B. There is no such thing as a woke mind parasite. If he truly believes there is he’s mentally ill and should be removed from positions of authority.
His products have killed people and he has taken public pleasure in people losing their livelihood and he wonders why people dislike him.
Fuck that guy.
Because he's a threat to freedom and justice the world over, and an oligarch. He is a repeat manifestation of the entire reason we had a revolution and have Constitution that's supposed to prevent people like him.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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The children dying of AIDS in Africa because he cut USAID funding only hate him because they're too woke.Notoriously litigious and cruel grade A asshole now burgeoning mass murderer cranky that people do not like him.
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And still we have Kaido here simping for him.
"Him's just a poor li'l guy who got too disconnected because he's so rich".
Yet you go on and on.Again, two separate things; please don't conflate situation analysis for defense:
1. PR & public behavioral psychology (how the marketplace is affected & why people do what they do). My perspective is an interest in self-driving cars, electric vehicles, and Tesla.
2. Political impact & judgement of him as a human being (government antics & personal opinions of his behavior). My discussion focus is not on this, but on technology & the impact of public behavior on marketplace sectors.
As far as behavioral psychology goes, his own biographer called him a sociopath. He publicly called a rescue work a pedo in front of the whole world & hen won a lawsuit against the guy HE victimized. He fired 6,000 Twitter employees, brough a sink in as a meme, and then denied $500 million in severance pay. He's said tone-deaf Nazi jokes. He assisted in the firing of tens of thousands of government workers & showed up on stage holding a chainsaw.
This isn't normal behavior; it shows a severe lack of empathy. Part of it is due to financial isolation & being surrounded by "yes men", but part of it is also due to personality issues, which leads to one (or more) of 3 situations:
1. He really IS a Nazi
2. He publicly states one agenda, while privately driving a personal agenda
3. He really believes that he IS doing the right thing
If you saw the recent Fox interview, he couldn't understand why people didn't like him & his cars while he was "saving the country from bankruptcy". From the perspective of a lack of empathy, in his mind, he's saving the planet: safer, non-polluting cars. worldwide, high-speed satellite Internet, spaceships, social media, AI, residential batteries, etc. But then:
1. He alienated his core car sales base
2. He made Nazi jokes publicly
3. He assisted in firing huge numbers of American workers
Which led to protests, which led to a $126B personal loss for Musk & $800B Tesla business loss. At the end of the day, no matter how rich, famous or powerful you are, you're still a human being with problems (personality, environmental, moral, etc.). For marketing analysis, I like to deep-dive into the psychology of why people "sink their own ships", so to speak. Musk, Adams, and Kanye are all recent examples of empire collapses through a string of negative behavioral choices.
Yet you go on and on.
Imagine being able to gas light yourself into the stratosphere - just running on fumes.
You come off as pro-Musk, you have repeatedly declined to make clear your personal stance on Musk, thus you now have your own PR situation where I am going to continue to view you as simping for Musk until you clear the air.Again, two separate things; please don't conflate situation analysis for defense:
1. PR & public behavioral psychology (how the marketplace is affected & why people do what they do). My perspective is an interest in self-driving cars, electric vehicles, and Tesla.
2. Political impact & judgement of him as a human being (government antics & personal opinions of his behavior). My discussion focus is not on this, but on technology & the impact of public behavior on marketplace sectors.
As far as behavioral psychology goes, his own biographer called him a sociopath. He publicly called a rescue work a pedo in front of the whole world & then won a lawsuit against the guy HE victimized. He fired 6,000 Twitter employees, brough a sink in as a meme, and then denied $500 million in severance pay. He's said tone-deaf Nazi jokes. He assisted in the firing of tens of thousands of government workers & showed up on stage holding a chainsaw.
This isn't normal behavior; it shows a severe lack of empathy. Part of it is due to financial isolation & being surrounded by "yes men", but part of it is also due to personality issues, which leads to one (or more) of 3 situations:
1. He really IS a Nazi
2. He publicly states one agenda, while privately driving a personal agenda
3. He really believes that he IS doing the right thing
If you saw the recent Fox interview, he couldn't understand why people didn't like him & his cars while he was "saving the country from bankruptcy". From the perspective of a lack of empathy, in his mind, he's saving the planet: safer, non-polluting cars. worldwide, high-speed satellite Internet, spaceships, social media, AI, residential batteries, etc. But then:
1. He alienated his core car sales base
2. He made Nazi jokes publicly
3. He assisted in firing huge numbers of American workers
Which led to protests, which led to a $126B personal loss for Musk & $800B Tesla business loss. At the end of the day, no matter how rich, famous or powerful you are, you're still a human being with problems (personality, environmental, moral, etc.). For marketing analysis, I like to deep-dive into the psychology of why people "sink their own ships", so to speak. Musk, Adams, and Kanye are all recent examples of empire collapses through a string of negative behavioral choices.
You come off as pro-Musk, you have repeatedly declined to make clear your personal stance on Musk, thus you now have your own PR situation where I am going to continue to view you as simping for Musk until you clear the air.
He's cooky as hell. But I like him.I'm a Doug fanboy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯