QED: They are not the same thing

[Soph0571]

They are not the same thing - not even a little bit. The false equivalency of the privileged far right elite that live in billionaires bubbles protected for the IRL danger of far right idealogogy and toxicity is unbearable. They need to take a seat.

[twodogsbarking]

1. Good people on both sides. Same thing.

That's fuckin' bullshit.

[Celerity]

3. K & R

[Icanthinkformyself]

4. They don't need to take a seat

We need to take them out. Society needs the assets we've been allowing them to hold for us. We don't need billionaires, they need us.

[OldBaldy1701E]

5. Absolutely, they need us.

But, in the past one hundred plus ears, they have done a pretty good job convincing the masses that it is the other way around. I hear the occasional person talking about pitchforks and torches, but I prefer to remove the reason for their position. You remove the worship of the green paper god, their power will fade and they will be forced to be... *GASP*... normal folks!

[muriel_volestrangler]

6. Musk is also saying "I'll listen to the whines, not make judgements of the merits"

The right in recent years get upset more, and work the system more, than the left (example: their claims that the IRS was targeting right-wing organizations, when it was just that the right abused the system more). He's asking for people to pressure him into favouring their side. A crappy business plan.

[Stuart G]

7. Musk is too stupid to know that he is very stupid. His ownership of Twitter will kill Twitter.

And, Musk doesn't know it, he hasn't got a clue, says Stu.