Is Elon Musk losing his mind?

Oh my God dude we get it you hate Elon musk

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And there there is no collusion.

More like you’re a fanboy.

I’m just telling you why your analogy doesn’t hold.

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No I’m not I just don’t think everyone that disagrees with me politically is literally Hitler.

I said there we similarities not that it was the same thing

I’ve never called anyone Hitler or compared anyone to him. Literally or figuratively.

Why are you so charged about this?

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I wouldn’t make that statement about no collusion (just not confident in the accuracy), but I’m not clear on the facts. I assume no advertiser that is a member of the safety group is required to take any action recommended by the group.

I meant no collusion allegation in the Exxon case. That’s the entire point of Musk’s from what I can tell.

Huh? Where did that come from. Certainly never seen RT call or equate anyone with Hitler. I don’t think I’ve seen anyone do that on Coogfans really. Just very weird. I’m not sure why you’re so worked up about us discussing the lawsuit.

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Ahh, yes, you are correct then.

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Doesn’t matter man this place is an echo chamber.

Somehow it’s become extremely political even though it clearly says no politics

It’s apples and oranges, the Exxon case is completely different. You need a different case to bolster your argument.

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How is this particular discussion political?

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I’m not arguing for or against anything, I am simply suggesting that there could be merit to the elon musk lawsuit. The activist investors was an example of coordinated effort to damage a company, which is what Elon is saying happened to x/twitter

I can’t hear echo chamber without thinking of this scene from rocket man.

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There very well could be, but it’s not from that case.

What isn’t from what case?

The Exxon case is not supportive to Elon’s suit against the advertisers. They are different cases with different allegations.

Elon could have a case, though it would need to go to discovery to be able to prove some sort of antitrust conspiracy.

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One of the reasons why I think that case you’re using doesn’t fit is the investors were actual company owners that have a say in management. Advertisers and the safety group are basically X’s customers.

The X lawsuit could very well have merit, I just don’t agree that the case you cited has any similarities.

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Ok, thanks