Yep, Sean, and what he represents: a level playing field for all points of view.
Schadenfreude, oh sweet schadenfreude.
Musk Drives the Right People Crazy
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
I’m sure if Ol’ Dan can procure fake Bush National Guard documents, he can do the same with a fake blue check mark.
The Pope lost his blue check on Twitter 😂 Brilliant.
Big interview, launch rocket, it blows up (as expected), pull blue checks, ask for verification and a few bucks a month, all in a day or two’s work. 🙂
Musk’s robots will probably eventually enslave as battery packs on Mars, but the exploding heads over the past year or so will have made it all worth it.
😂 🤣
“What the Nazi part did to journalists “
Those that parroted lies told by govt or should we say Soros have no clue what side they are on. “This is a threat to our democracy!”
Oh no! Not the blue check mark! Whatever is wrong with Musk, taking away something that people haven’t paid for!
… oh wait, if they didn’t pay for the service from the company providing it, it wasn’t theirs to keep anyway.
“…Oh wait, if they didn’t pay for the service from the company providing it, it wasn’t theirs to keep anyway.”
Nailed it, KB.
Dems and leftists have always been very adept at increasing their own power and influence using other people’s money and property, and they never give up power voluntarily. Thus, their infantile hissy-fits over losing something they never owned to begin with, but which they perceived as giving them some kind of power advantage over others not so “favored.”
All of this just confirms the wisdom of my decision to have nothing to do with social media.
“They declined my credit card! It’s exactly what the Nazis did in Germany!” Same ego hit, different day. I remember, from waaay back in the day, the sense of gauntlet-across-the-face outrage I would feel when confronted with an unexpected “Access Denied” from the mainframe. “But I’m SPECIAL!” Developed a sense of proportion and reality and got over it.
They’re all just pissy because now they can’t be “spay-shul.”
Here is the lie in the promise of “you’ll own nothing and like it.”
We are deceived in thinking that we own access – we don’t. The people who can deny access own it. That’s not most of us.