He will cash out of Tesla, then brick every single one, then he’ll post on Twitter “Enjoy your bricks libs.”

The Ancient Greeks knew about hubris. Hell, they wrote a bunch of tragedies about.

It won’t be the wealthiest nation for long with these fucksticks at the helm. We may as well have sold the country to private equity firms and let them sell it for parts. 

I once read about Tulipmania, and how it kept expanding until suddenly one day, an auction for the latest bulb failed to reach expectations. Almost overnight, the irrational market got rational. I keep hoping for that event with TSLA.

Enjoy your Swasticar.

Other companies have workers who are just as good of people as T*. If not better. And they work for better bosses.

When it isn’t your peoples slaughtered, your cities remain unrazed, and your economy is the one flushed with cash by the conflict, it is easier to be sanguine perhaps.

I’ve said this from the beginning. Electing Trump and by proxy Elon, is the result of Americans getting a little too comfortable with our own privilege. Our hubris that we will never be dethroned as the leaders of the “free” world and that the way of life in America is a permanent “assumed” state is how we got here. …

Oh it’ll matter.

Dude is a nazi.  Fuck him, I hope he dies.

It’s a meme stock.

Oh no - instead of a multi-billionaire he may wind up a multi-hundred-millionaire. He doesn’t care, and if he gets his way (which at this point it seems like he may considering the utter cowardice of the Republican party) it won’t matter.

One of the downsides about narcissism is the inevitable rise of narcissists to power; one of the upsides is the lysine contingency that is hubris and usually ends in tragedy and the loss of everything. May he be so blessed.

So Elnos party in Germany are really bad people. Like Q-Anon combined with Tucker Carlson bad. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_for_Germany

Unfortunately a lot of Americans don’t seem to mind it.

The only good Nazi is a dead Nazi, but a bankrupt Nazi is a good start.

And that’s why I sold my shares a while back. 

There are two expressions in the Dutch language that seem to fit exceptionally well:

World War Two still casts a long shadow,” Kraaijvanger told Wired.