>>22237610

>Elon is a problem

At first I was just a little pissed off, but after further reviewing Elon Musk's behavior on Twitter the last few days, I not only want Trump to disassociate from him, I now also want Trump to unilaterally dissolve and nationalize all of his companies and review his citizenship application to see if we can deport him and his entire family back to South Africa penniless.

Musk and his new Twitter were always on probation with MAGA and he just violated that probation.

Now it's time to start seriously questioning what involvement he may or may not have had in North Korea's nuclear program as per Q. We've been letting that one slide for awhile since we're such nice guys and all. Be a shame if we started digging into that on Twitter.

>>22237860

>Anons with twatter could respond post all the drops the mention Elon in responses to his comments

It would certainly be a good stress test of the censorship situation over there for those who don't care about maybe losing an account or a burner if he continues to respond to pushback like this.

>>22237962

>the push in india is to do just that: keep 'em there.

>do you think that will stop big tech from using them?

Has anybody else noticed how all of these tech bros just assume that we want every other country in the world to suck or something? We're at peace with most of the world or are at least supposed to be. Why would we be wanting to make their countries worse? That's what makes their people want to come here in the first place?

You know what the tech bros sound like today? They sound like neocons. That's what this is reminding me of the most. Economy for economy's sake as if capitalism is some kind of cargo cult instead of a way of improving American's lives.