Even if it’s true that he’s responsible for what’s on his platform (and therefore presumably liable for it), what exactly would be the lawsuit here?

I’m not the biggest Musk fan (.....or a Musk fan at all), but why would he be on the hook for a lawsuit here?

Nope.

Cast thine gaze yonder and upwards the comment section at “I Miss Splinter”

I don’t know which is more embarrassing....

That’s only a function of America’s economic power, more than it has anything to do with whether it was more popular as Genesis.

>>>”Secondly, the UK still uses a lot of Imperial units, particularly for weight and distance. The author of this article could tell you how many stone he weighs, despite the article.”

>>>>”There’s a reason that literally the entire rest of the world (apart from a few little 3rd world countries) uses Celsius and the metric system.”

“Sir, I just asked if you wanted fries with that.”

>>>Additionally, SpaceX currently has a streak of 259 successful launches of Falcon 9/Heavy in a row, the longest streak of successful launches in spaceflight history. Even the experimental flights of Starship have always made it off the pad. Consider that Atlas V is considered one of the most reliable rockets of all…

It’s also beginning to make sense why Shailene Woodley broke up with him.

I’m more embarrassed for whomever taught you what you consider to be cogent arguments and rebuttals on the internet, and more saddened for your parents.

Super Daario Brothers 2

I’m more embarrassed for whomever taught you what you consider to be math, and more saddened for your parents.

These people are nuts.

You can’t say you know how a 10 point scale works and then impose your own kooky logic on why it shouldn’t work that way.

>>>>”A 7 for me is “not good, not bad, just meh”.”

>>>”7/10 is a C Grade. That is not a “good” grade, it is a middle of the road grade, and completely unacceptable in some households.”

Unfortunately for you, all this happens during a “not-positive” part of the saga and the history of Westeros.

People keep throwing around that $20 Billion figure for the SLS without any context whatsoever while glibly and conveniently neglecting to mention or point out the fact that it’s a cumulative cost of the entire program for the Shuttle replacement program that spans all the way back to the 1990's when the Shuttle was…