Over the weekend, Musk – whose claim that he is a “free speech absolutist” has already appeared self-serving in the past – surrendered to demands from the increasingly authoritarian government of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, blocking some accounts and more than 400 tweets in the country. But even those of us who make it a point to ignore his regular trolling find it necessary to note just how harmful and hypocritical the former world’s wealthiest man truly is. Musk craves the attention, so one hesitates to feed him precisely what he wants. We got a series win, and I hope we play those guys, I really do.Just in the past week, Musk has behaved in ways that cause potentially far-reaching harm, while shedding more light on the contradiction between his public pronouncements and his actions. It's didn't hurt by any means, so I don't care. I thought it was a weak move, to be quite honest. Without the threat of litigation, companies can do whatever they want. I can't tell you how many times he would say something and I'd be like, ‘Why wouldn't I think like that?’ He just had a gift that nobody else had, you want to talk about the greatest of all time, the goat? It's definitely Rush. The great gift that I think Rush had is he always had a unique take on whatever the issue of the day was, that nobody else would ever think of. I said, 'If you fight, I will fight with you, and we will do whatever it takes to get you healthy and happy.'.
This dog was essentially dying in front of me, i asked him to fight. It's so painful I can't even really talk about it. They came and took this young man out of a house, in front of his relatives, and did whatever they wanted to do.
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