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So let's review. The estimated cost of the F22 Raptor program is $400 Billion. The estimated military budget in 2025 will be just shy of $1 TRILLION! https://breakingdefense.com/2025/01/breaking-down-how-the-pentagon-could-spend-200-billion-extra/ but we need to cut USAID, NPR, PBS and now the space program. What The

This is what happens when you have someone with too much money and not enough sense in charge of things that ignores the rules.

Elon Musk?

This is what happens when you have someone with too much money and not enough sense in charge of things that ignores the rules.”

Spooky. There’s an initial sound of the implosion and then a couple steady beats from echos from the implosion. These beats almost sound like heartbeats.

I hate Nazi Musk as much as the next dude, and I dislike CyberTurds plenty, but people suck if they thinking harassing a person over their purchase is even remotely close to acceptable. He wanted attention, clearly, but any hate he gets should be limited to his ostentatious choices, not his barely tenable association

And fires any deemed “woke” ATC employees, replaced by Tesla-build FSFlying, and then fires the non-woke ones, then fires the maintenance crews responsible for runway and airport upkeep, and then fires airport managers....

Just wait until Elon shutters the NTSB...

Sad white folks bitching about the halftime show, but just totally ignoring the savage murder of the Chiefs on live tv

Terrific, now make them look a bit different from each other, too.

It’s not.  3 dogs, plus one kid, plus luggage.  The three dogs, assuming they’re regular sized dogs, pushes this to minivan.  Plus, it’s pre-prep for the second kid.

The answer to this is a Toyota Sienna.  Or a Honda Odyssey.  That’s it.

Not to them. They’re all happily profiting off it, thanks to lobbyists and very generous contributions from these entities, to ensure things stay “Business as Usual”.

The United States’ unwillingness to aggressively enforce anti-trust laws is, in my opinion, the absolute worst economic mistake this politicians from both sides have made, possibly in the history of the country.

Exactly. If it was in fact “throwing his heart” and misconstrued as a nazi salute, he could have been out there the next days apologizing and promising not to make that gaff again. But what does he do? He sends a tweet making nazi jokes and then storms Europe pushing alt-right hatered and telling Germans that it’s

and has the ear of the president.  great times great times.

The problem with Cybertruck owners is that they don’t have any plausible deniability excuse.

The richest guy in the world is a 4chan reject apartheid nazi shitlord, what a time to be alive. 

I used to enjoy their content. And I know it’s just a bunch of guys who are making money for themselves, but as Americans, we’re supposed to be avoiding consumption of Russian exports. Ultimately, the consumption of Russian exports is supporting Putin and his actions. Sorry for being political, but I just won’t watch

I’ll never forget one of the car magazine’s long term reviews, which went something like: “Our Giulia spent more time in the shop than being driven, so we can’t offer a fair long term assessment.”

Clearly that’s why people aren’t buying Alfa Romeos, not the complete absence of quality.