Comments by "Wandering Existence" (@WanderingExistence) on "Elon Musk, new owner of Twitter, fires thousands of employees" video.

Elon, people have the free speech to tell advertisers to stop working with you. E: It's amazing how salty people are over me reminding people that everybody has free speech... Including you.
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If 420 jokes are your conviction then lmao
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@arlenehenry1097 $54.20 was a joke... He tried to back out but then he legally couldnt. It's not some "moral conviction" if youre court ordered to follow through with a contract, lmao. Musk lives for 420 and 69 jokes.
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@arlenehenry1097 Dude, I'm fully aware of the business side of things and do my own investing, I know what it means to take on risk. What I'm saying is that Elon got mouthy, like he does, and he ended up paying for it. Remember when he said he was going to take TSLA private at 420 a share, he's lucky he didn't get popped by the SEC then. Elon is a complex character, if you just look at him as a good or bad person you're never going to understand him, or humans in general. But for people to S his D that he had some conviction even though it was the law that forced him to go through with it is hilarious. People either hate his guts or gargle on his balls, it's weird...
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@davidpar2 Not crying but I would if I had to take out a $13B loan that's most likely over leveraged.... Probably why he's crying about advertisers leaving, lmao. Sorry my free speech triggered you
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@denvan3143 Lol, I never said I was the greatest investor. Besides, If we take your questions seriously and not just as a troll (lmao), Warren Buffett is an investor, Elon musk is an entrepreneur, there is a difference not only in job tasks but sweat equity stake can be larger and exponential growth is larger from an earlier starting point. Elon musk and Buffett have received government subsidies much larger than all the tax refunds I've ever seen. Kind of ironic that you're talking down to me since we're probably in the same boat of the 90% who don't own a lot of stock- More than 80% of the stock market is owned by the top 10% of the wealthy. With that type of inequality it's just a statistical probability that I'm not going to be born into the privileges that bolster the richest 10%. These are billionaires that buy out your politicians behind closed doors, reducing democracy and fostering an oligarchy of corporate interests. If you're defending somebody just based on how much wealth they have, that's a pretty hollow argument, a lot of wealth has been attained in very unethical ways. Elon's done great things by making electric cars sexy, ironic that GM killed the EV-1 and now wants to be the number one seller of EVs, smh. But we all know Elon brought it back (with some government loans). But I also know that capitalism concentrates wealth and distorts political systems.... So a show of incomprehensible wealth is not necessarily a flex to me, but more a sign of a systemic social problem. If you hate democracy then I guess cheer on the billionaire in a country of Citizens United PACs and Dark Pools, That will sure make YOUR VOICE heard. Stand up for yourself, not billionaires.
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@denvan3143 I never said I would censor those jokes, bahahahaha He can make them all day long! Unfortunately you don't understand the concept of free speech where I can criticize his free speech and then he can criticize my free speech, and then that can either end there, lead to an argument, or lead to a constructive conversation. Hopefully in a democratic process of talking about policies, we can forward constructive conversations through free speech and open access to information to empower our voters to make better choices. That's why free speech is so important in a democracy. But you're right; Even though I find myself in agreement with the political opinions of George Orwell and Martin Luther King Jr, I'm probably a fascist... apparently 🙄😂🤣 Wow- thats some top notch logic, right there. It's amazing how quickly you throw that one out. Is that your low watt go-to?
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@TheSouthernSiren Lol, you just said advertisers need an audience and then forgot that that's exactly why then listen to their consumers
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@sauceyjim2135 I love that youre pissy. He has the right to that, I have a right to say this, and you have a right to respond to this. And advertisers have the right to pull ads... What's your point?
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