And let’s not forget that calling for the vandalization of the cars or dealerships is against the TYT Core Values
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Turks segment:
Sheez! I think we need to run a fundraiser for him.
If he has to sell his stake in Tesla, that will only leave him Starlink and SpaceX -he’ll be destitute!
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If you are a Tesla owner, don’t like Musk’s extracurricular activities, and can’t afford to unload your car at a loss, you can “rebadge” your car.
Here’s just one of many videos on how to do so…
You can buy a Hyundai, Toyota, whatever logo to place on the car after you debadged it, to throw people off the scent…
Musk likes to toss around the name “retard”.
Here’s what I want to know: what do you call someone who saw YEAR AFTER YEAR that the Chinese were gaining on him in EV tech and price, and yet could not bring himself to sell the company before it became UNPROFITABLE to do so? (and this was before his masterful DOGE moves…)
As I have said: it WAS a tech bro’ toy; it’s not at all worth the price it is now (fires?..GLUED ON panels?..and now the coup de grace: everybody hates you for having it -except a HANDFUL of Musk nuts…)
Sell it at a loss, Elon; seeing as how it’s in the portfolios of a lot of Wall Street, you are going to be getting a lot more blowback than from just protesters. Foreign exchanges might start tying up listing of your stock because of accounting irregularities…
Yeah, Elon; everybody is stupid but you…
And his colossally lame attempt to recast the Signal leak as all according to plan:
Yeah, Elon; you guys are just playing three-dimensional chess. Have fun fighting off the Tesla investors in the weeks and months to come (UNLESS you sell off your stake…)
Signal works if you know what you’re doing; and if Hegseth invited that reporter, guess what? He didn’t know what he was doing!
I heard a great counter argument lobbed by a congress member, as to Hegseth claiming war plans were not discussed: “Well, if they were not, then release the text publicly already…”
Your move, Bunker Boy:
If I was the editor, I would first send a public letter asking if they will have a problem with that. If they should not get a response, and sufficient time has passed, the DOJ will be on week footing later if they try to penalize them for it…
this is a campaign from an activist in Santa Monica
a bit more information:
𝗚𝗔𝗦 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗦𝗧: Santa Monica Environmentalist Links Gasoline to Trump Support
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2,430 views Mar 27, 2025 SANTA MONICA
Santa Monica, Calif. – Longtime environmental advocate Paul Scott was spotted holding a bold sign at the corner of Pico Boulevard and Fourth Street in front of the ARCO gas station in Santa Monica. The sign read: “WHEN YOU BUY GAS YOU SUPPORT TRUMP.” Scott, co-founder of Plug In America and a figure featured in the documentary Who Killed the Electric Car?, said his goal is to draw attention to the connection between consumer gas purchases and political contributions from oil companies. Speaking during rush hour, Scott explained that oil industry profits—fueled by consumer gasoline purchases—have historically funded conservative political campaigns, including Donald Trump’s. “I want to plant a seed of guilt,” Scott said. “When people buy gas, that money flows to oil companies, which in turn spend billions backing Trump and MAGA politicians.” Scott emphasized that the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is crucial for political and environmental change. His goal, he said, is to reduce demand for internal combustion vehicles by urging progressive buyers to go electric—ultimately shrinking the market and forcing a shift in manufacturing. He aims to continue his protest for four years, standing at the same corner for one hour each weekday to maximize visibility. “I get paid in thumbs up and friendly honks,” he added, noting that even negative reactions serve as confirmation that his message is being noticed. Scott began this campaign in February and views it as an act of direct advocacy, using himself as a “live-action ad” to push for systemic change in transportation and political funding.
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Some more useful-looking information about the degree to which the Oil & Gas industry supported Trump in particular:
and how they have heavily favored Republicans over the decades (see “Party Split By Recipients”)
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His behavior in this interview is pretty classic schizophrenia (short of there not being waking hallucinations…) How can you have the compartmentalization in behavior he exhibits towards others versus what he expects for himself?
Woot!
But it’s not enough; he has to sell his stake.
Once he has done that, the point will have been made to him and anybody else thinking about trying this stuff. Thankfully the protests could then be called off and people holding the stock won’t crater the economy by selling it all at the same time. Then Wall Street can next figure out a way out of the AI hype bubble.
Want to be stubborn and not sell unless you get a zillion dollars, Elon? Go for it; many of the non-retail investors that would want the protests to stop will set sites on SpaceX and Starlink next. Take a buyout, flip your money into those ventures, stay the fuck out of politics, stop using drugs, and see a miracle-working therapist to get you back to reality.
The Supreme Court and the Repubs are coming for you next, Bunker Boy and Steve Miller.
You have pissed off so many very powerful interests on Wall Street, you better be careful about what doorknobs you use.
I am not rooting for that to be tried, nor do I condone Luigi Mangione’s course of action. I’m just saying that a number of people who are losing pieces of their wealth pile thanks to your and Lutnick’s screwing around -they did not get it by playing by the rules.
You think the crypto thing works great for you, it can hide your and Musk’s bribes? Guess what?? The people on Wall Street have access to multiple such means to make you an afterthought…
I’m sorry to have to tell you, but please read the link, this headline was an April Fool’s joke.
Awww, snap!
To make up for it, here’s one with their biggest investor saying he’s had enough.
