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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." Unique individual. Doing things his way. Making the world a more interesting place. Forging ahead despite detractors. Bound to invoke jealousy in those who can't be glad for the success of others. | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... Unique individual. Doing things his way. Making the world a more interesting place. Forging ahead despite detractors. Bound to invoke jealousy in those who can't be glad for the success of others. " I guess calling that Thai cave rescuer a "paedo" didn't invoke jealousy I just thought what a twat despite his success. Von Braun invented space rockets but was still a nazi. | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... Unique individual. Doing things his way. Making the world a more interesting place. Forging ahead despite detractors. Bound to invoke jealousy in those who can't be glad for the success of others. I guess calling that Thai cave rescuer a "paedo" didn't invoke jealousy I just thought what a twat despite his success. Von Braun invented space rockets but was still a nazi." Why don't you ask the question you really wanted to ask ? | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... Unique individual. Doing things his way. Making the world a more interesting place. Forging ahead despite detractors. Bound to invoke jealousy in those who can't be glad for the success of others. I guess calling that Thai cave rescuer a "paedo" didn't invoke jealousy I just thought what a twat despite his success. Von Braun invented space rockets but was still a nazi. Why don't you ask the question you really wanted to ask ? " ? | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." Grasping Cunt ! | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... Grasping Cunt !" Suppose as a billionaire yes. Just seems smug | |||
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"The first time I heard his name I thought it was a cologne. "Lol yes. | |||
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" Suppose as a billionaire yes. Just seems smug " My smugness would be off the charts if I was a billionaire | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... Grasping Cunt ! Suppose as a billionaire yes. Just seems smug " Confident | |||
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"Might as well throw Jeff Bezos in the mix too. " Why, they are both utterly different characters, just both happen to be ultra rich but they are nothing like each other. But on the original topic, he's an absolute bell end abusing his privilege to foster his nonsensical opinions on us all like that are world changing facts. His recent BS on Russia would have been ignored by everyone if it was anyone else, instead you have Zelenski himself having to reply to tell everyone he's talking BS like he hasn't got better things to do. | |||
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"What's he done now?" He's still breathing I think. | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." Both | |||
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"Might as well throw Jeff Bezos in the mix too. Why, they are both utterly different characters, just both happen to be ultra rich but they are nothing like each other. But on the original topic, he's an absolute bell end abusing his privilege to foster his nonsensical opinions on us all like that are world changing facts. His recent BS on Russia would have been ignored by everyone if it was anyone else, instead you have Zelenski himself having to reply to tell everyone he's talking BS like he hasn't got better things to do. " In brief. Why were his comments/opinions bullshit ? | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 10/10/22 10:42:40]" (missed a bit) Keeping it brief, as it would be very easy to write several essays, and keeping in solely on the topic of Russia as again, same: He recently suggested as well publicised that they should just let the UN redo the referendums, and that Russia should leave it that was indeed the will of the people. Also, that Crimea should be formally recognised as being Russian. This is trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums by dictators that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture. Also, even I know that this is not a war being fought "for the people", just the territory the will of the people was to fight back not welcome them, it's obvious what it is, for Russia to leave. He suggests that Crimea was always part of Russia, and provides a date for when that happened. That's the date Russia last annexed Crimea. We've nicked it before, so it's ours to steal now is not a strong argument. Also, pertinently, Russia didn't exist in 1783...neither did Ukraine... Earlier this year, he challenged Putin to single combat with "the stakes being Ukraine". Not only is this clearly dumb, it's also massively egotistical that he things he can be some sort of heroic superhero single handedly righting wrongs. I know it was in heat, but also with the full knowledge that it would be taken seriously because he can abuse his public figure status to say reckless things others would be ignored for. So basically, Musk weighing in on Russia/Ukraine since because he thinks he's got an angle the rest of of missed, when really he's just an expert in failed takeover attempts. He's one of those people who are smart in one area of life, and then think they are smart in every area. He should stay in the small lane he is smart in, and leave the rest to people who are smart in the other areas. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 10/10/22 10:42:40] (missed a bit) Keeping it brief, as it would be very easy to write several essays, and keeping in solely on the topic of Russia as again, same: He recently suggested as well publicised that they should just let the UN redo the referendums, and that Russia should leave it that was indeed the will of the people. Also, that Crimea should be formally recognised as being Russian. This is trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums by dictators that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture. Also, even I know that this is not a war being fought "for the people", just the territory the will of the people was to fight back not welcome them, it's obvious what it is, for Russia to leave. He suggests that Crimea was always part of Russia, and provides a date for when that happened. That's the date Russia last annexed Crimea. We've nicked it before, so it's ours to steal now is not a strong argument. Also, pertinently, Russia didn't exist in 1783...neither did Ukraine... Earlier this year, he challenged Putin to single combat with "the stakes being Ukraine". Not only is this clearly dumb, it's also massively egotistical that he things he can be some sort of heroic superhero single handedly righting wrongs. I know it was in heat, but also with the full knowledge that it would be taken seriously because he can abuse his public figure status to say reckless things others would be ignored for. So basically, Musk weighing in on Russia/Ukraine since because he thinks he's got an angle the rest of of missed, when really he's just an expert in failed takeover attempts. He's one of those people who are smart in one area of life, and then think they are smart in every area. He should stay in the small lane he is smart in, and leave the rest to people who are smart in the other areas." He is asked for his opinion in interviews, he gives it. | |||
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" He seems a dick of human but has ideas and backing that puts him and his companies in global demand. It'd be good if he realised the weaponising of his companies (starlink), had direct consequences for Tesla sales, Twitter usage and whatever other domination plans he has. " For clarity, Musk turned his satellites off that were helping Ukraine. The result of a Twitter poll about allowing Russia to keep invaded land - restoring peace. It didn't go well even gaining favour by Russian elites. Ukraine came back and said how about a poll about war crimes, reparations and complete withdrawal. Starlink satellites have as a consequence not been working since, despite being in usage since early Feb. The same satellite are being used to help the Iranian protests. He seems happy to get into conflict, just don't disagree with him or there'll be a denial of service even if lives depend on them. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 10/10/22 10:42:40] (missed a bit) Keeping it brief, as it would be very easy to write several essays, and keeping in solely on the topic of Russia as again, same: He recently suggested as well publicised that they should just let the UN redo the referendums, and that Russia should leave it that was indeed the will of the people. Also, that Crimea should be formally recognised as being Russian. This is trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums by dictators that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture. Also, even I know that this is not a war being fought "for the people", just the territory the will of the people was to fight back not welcome them, it's obvious what it is, for Russia to leave. He suggests that Crimea was always part of Russia, and provides a date for when that happened. That's the date Russia last annexed Crimea. We've nicked it before, so it's ours to steal now is not a strong argument. Also, pertinently, Russia didn't exist in 1783...neither did Ukraine... Earlier this year, he challenged Putin to single combat with "the stakes being Ukraine". Not only is this clearly dumb, it's also massively egotistical that he things he can be some sort of heroic superhero single handedly righting wrongs. I know it was in heat, but also with the full knowledge that it would be taken seriously because he can abuse his public figure status to say reckless things others would be ignored for. So basically, Musk weighing in on Russia/Ukraine since because he thinks he's got an angle the rest of of missed, when really he's just an expert in failed takeover attempts. He's one of those people who are smart in one area of life, and then think they are smart in every area. He should stay in the small lane he is smart in, and leave the rest to people who are smart in the other areas. He is asked for his opinion in interviews, he gives it." He was asked for his opinion on China and Taiwan independence recently. The Ukraine poll was his own doing. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 10/10/22 10:42:40] (missed a bit) Keeping it brief, as it would be very easy to write several essays, and keeping in solely on the topic of Russia as again, same: He recently suggested as well publicised that they should just let the UN redo the referendums, and that Russia should leave it that was indeed the will of the people. Also, that Crimea should be formally recognised as being Russian. This is trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums by dictators that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture. Also, even I know that this is not a war being fought "for the people", just the territory the will of the people was to fight back not welcome them, it's obvious what it is, for Russia to leave. He suggests that Crimea was always part of Russia, and provides a date for when that happened. That's the date Russia last annexed Crimea. We've nicked it before, so it's ours to steal now is not a strong argument. Also, pertinently, Russia didn't exist in 1783...neither did Ukraine... Earlier this year, he challenged Putin to single combat with "the stakes being Ukraine". Not only is this clearly dumb, it's also massively egotistical that he things he can be some sort of heroic superhero single handedly righting wrongs. I know it was in heat, but also with the full knowledge that it would be taken seriously because he can abuse his public figure status to say reckless things others would be ignored for. So basically, Musk weighing in on Russia/Ukraine since because he thinks he's got an angle the rest of of missed, when really he's just an expert in failed takeover attempts. He's one of those people who are smart in one area of life, and then think they are smart in every area. He should stay in the small lane he is smart in, and leave the rest to people who are smart in the other areas. He is asked for his opinion in interviews, he gives it." I get that, people asked questions are ripe for having their answers taken out of context. But all the above is stuff he's put out on twitter setting his own context, not in response to an interview. These are his thoughts, not his answers. And they be dumb. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 10/10/22 10:42:40] (missed a bit) Keeping it brief, as it would be very easy to write several essays, and keeping in solely on the topic of Russia as again, same: He recently suggested as well publicised that they should just let the UN redo the referendums, and that Russia should leave it that was indeed the will of the people. Also, that Crimea should be formally recognised as being Russian. This is trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums by dictators that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture. Also, even I know that this is not a war being fought "for the people", just the territory the will of the people was to fight back not welcome them, it's obvious what it is, for Russia to leave. He suggests that Crimea was always part of Russia, and provides a date for when that happened. That's the date Russia last annexed Crimea. We've nicked it before, so it's ours to steal now is not a strong argument. Also, pertinently, Russia didn't exist in 1783...neither did Ukraine... Earlier this year, he challenged Putin to single combat with "the stakes being Ukraine". Not only is this clearly dumb, it's also massively egotistical that he things he can be some sort of heroic superhero single handedly righting wrongs. I know it was in heat, but also with the full knowledge that it would be taken seriously because he can abuse his public figure status to say reckless things others would be ignored for. So basically, Musk weighing in on Russia/Ukraine since because he thinks he's got an angle the rest of of missed, when really he's just an expert in failed takeover attempts. He's one of those people who are smart in one area of life, and then think they are smart in every area. He should stay in the small lane he is smart in, and leave the rest to people who are smart in the other areas. He is asked for his opinion in interviews, he gives it. I get that, people asked questions are ripe for having their answers taken out of context. But all the above is stuff he's put out on twitter setting his own context, not in response to an interview. These are his thoughts, not his answers. And they be dumb." I think he believes people want to hear what he has to say, because he keeps being asked for his opinion. I'm not sure if his asperger syndrome plays a part in how people perceive him, or if it plays any part in is opinions either. | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." More like real-life Bond villian | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments... More like real-life Bond villian" That's Kim Jong Uns role. | |||
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"I don't have a clue as to who this is about ...." Do you live in a cave ? | |||
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"I don't have a clue as to who this is about .... Do you live in a cave ?" I must do I guess  | |||
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." He can be both…. Loving space x and Tesla, the flamethrower is meh!! His acquisition of twitter is debatable and he feels like his voice needs to be heard! | |||
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"I don't have a clue as to who this is about .... Do you live in a cave ? I must do I guess "Careful he doesn’t call you a pedo then… | |||
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"I don't have a clue as to who this is about... Do you live in a cave? I must do I guess
Careful he doesn’t call you a pedo then…"I'm lost | |||
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"I don't have a clue as to who this is about... Do you live in a cave? I must do I guess
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I'm lost "Elon will save you | |||
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"He’s one of the 3 or 4 richest people on the planet, created Tesla, PayPal, Spacex, trying to buy twitter, and loves to say ill thought out stuff he has to backtrack notoriously calling a British cave rescue expert a pedo because they wouldn’t use his ridiculous cave rescue machine which he invented in twitter and never existed in reality…" This 2min youlube clip is worth a watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwOIbLolLho&feature=share&si=ELPmzJkDCLju2KnD5oyZMQ | |||
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"He’s one of the 3 or 4 richest people on the planet, created Tesla, PayPal, Spacex, trying to buy twitter, and loves to say ill thought out stuff he has to backtrack notoriously calling a British cave rescue expert a pedo because they wouldn’t use his ridiculous cave rescue machine which he invented in twitter and never existed in reality…" To be fair the 'pedo guy' was insulting. He publicly said that Musk could stick his submarine up his arse....... Not nice. | |||
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"He’s one of the 3 or 4 richest people on the planet, created Tesla, PayPal, Spacex, trying to buy twitter, and loves to say ill thought out stuff he has to backtrack notoriously calling a British cave rescue expert a pedo because they wouldn’t use his ridiculous cave rescue machine which he invented in twitter and never existed in reality… This 2min youlube clip is worth a watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwOIbLolLho&feature=share&si=ELPmzJkDCLju2KnD5oyZMQ " Such a tremendous visual. Idiot proof. | |||
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"He’s one of the 3 or 4 richest people on the planet, created Tesla, PayPal, Spacex, trying to buy twitter, and loves to say ill thought out stuff he has to backtrack notoriously calling a British cave rescue expert a pedo because they wouldn’t use his ridiculous cave rescue machine which he invented in twitter and never existed in reality… To be fair the 'pedo guy' was insulting. He publicly said that Musk could stick his submarine up his arse....... Not nice." When a famous talking head disrupts a life or death situation with his saviour syndrome flights of fancy and publicly denies your expertise, I think you're welcome to tell him to stick it up his arse. When that person is the richest guy in the world bar a couple, and he then takes offence and calls you a pedo because he felt insulted, it's no longer a mitigating factor, to my mind. In terms of tit for tat, several thousand people a day must tell Musk to go fuck himself every day on twatter and it doesn't;t impact him at all. When he tells the world someone is a pedo, that persons life can be utterly ruined. | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry." Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry. Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. " Or Scotland doing what the Scottish leader is already planning. Nobody suggested bombs - that's already happening. | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry. Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. Or Scotland doing what the Scottish leader is already planning. Nobody suggested bombs - that's already happening." You said above his ideas on Russia-Ukraine weren't dumb. His views were to let Russia take annexed parts of Ukraine, and have them give up on taking back what previously taken - Crimea. For him to do a 'run a country by Twitter Poll' (whilst having its civilians killed), he doesn't come across as the brightest star in the pack.. | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry. Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. Or Scotland doing what the Scottish leader is already planning. Nobody suggested bombs - that's already happening. You said above his ideas on Russia-Ukraine weren't dumb. His views were to let Russia take annexed parts of Ukraine, and have them give up on taking back what previously taken - Crimea. For him to do a 'run a country by Twitter Poll' (whilst having its civilians killed), he doesn't come across as the brightest star in the pack.." You quoted my actual quote but apparently still didn't read it
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb." Allowing people a vote on how they live is less dumb than encouraging people to kill people. | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry. Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. Or Scotland doing what the Scottish leader is already planning. Nobody suggested bombs - that's already happening. You said above his ideas on Russia-Ukraine weren't dumb. His views were to let Russia take annexed parts of Ukraine, and have them give up on taking back what previously taken - Crimea. For him to do a 'run a country by Twitter Poll' (whilst having its civilians killed), he doesn't come across as the brightest star in the pack.. You quoted my actual quote but apparently still didn't read it
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I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb.
Allowing people a vote on how they live is less dumb than encouraging people to kill people.
"By saying they are not entirely dumb, you're saying they are not dumb. If they are dumb, say they are dumb but support the idea of legitimate referenda. This could run into a fab who said what to whooom  | |||
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"I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb. If there were legitimate referendums that would be more sensible than the current approaches of killing people. Unfortunately highly unrealistic to happen. Overall I think he represents the potentially scary consequences of capitalism and unrestricted personal wealth. We can only hope such people don't get crazy or very angry. Agree with the second bit but the first would be like Wales and Scotland voting to join the EU and the EU bombing us until their referenda were upheld. Even if they were pre-war and legitimate, it would still be up to the sovereign nation to decide what happens and how it resolves its issues not if it cedes land to a country as a way to cease a maniac. Referendums are not usually yes/no/war level answers. Or Scotland doing what the Scottish leader is already planning. Nobody suggested bombs - that's already happening. You said above his ideas on Russia-Ukraine weren't dumb. His views were to let Russia take annexed parts of Ukraine, and have them give up on taking back what previously taken - Crimea. For him to do a 'run a country by Twitter Poll' (whilst having its civilians killed), he doesn't come across as the brightest star in the pack.. You quoted my actual quote but apparently still didn't read it
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I'm not sure his views on Russia are entirely dumb.
Allowing people a vote on how they live is less dumb than encouraging people to kill people.
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" Democracy?! That'll never catch on" I know!
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"Tech wizard shaping our future or big headed , money grabbing charlatan? Comments..." Personally I'm not a fan of his personality, but he HAS done much to further several areas of science and technology. Cal | |||
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