tyb
Fuck it
have at it
let the internal wars begin.
Anon is going to watch and make memes for keks and keks sake.
Let the turds be flushed out.
o7
>Him and his faggot tranny son.
that is uncalled for.
you are attacking his child.
how low can you go
fucking shills
yes
of course this is a free speech board
and you are free to spill your hatred
so is anon.
the reason why they are so triggered is they think that X was free speech.
it is a controlled echo chamber where elon has the details which they had to give up by either signing up using google or apple.
they got hooked on the elon bucks and are now spazing out.
fucking retards who have way too much of a high opinion of themselves.
they think they are speaking for the whole of american people
no one fucking voted for them or Elon.
The only vote was for Trump and his elected endorsed candidates.
Elon helped but is not elected. he can be removed if he gets too uppity.
big difference.
The dems and the deep state is loving it, division has been their weapon, after a victory after 4 years of hell they are destroying the unity of maga.
btw elon is a retard,
stated it before, he came on side and went all in, thought he would he held up as a hero.
but they the deep state love to tear down heros.
gn anon
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