Comments by "SsjC" (@ssjcosty) on "Elon Musk desperate, blaming Jews for Twitter's failure" video.

@Frankie9553 „he also didnt make 200 billion. so what have you done? you're avoiding the question. list your vast accomplishments” He also didn't make 200bln yes, but what's your point?
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@Frankie9553 "if someone was smarter than elon then they probably have accomplished more no?" No, not really. It would have to be someone a) smarter than Elon, b) motivated to lead businesses, c) take the right opportunity at the right time, and d) starting from a well connected rich family. Actually, the right opportunities, connections and well placed decisions are likely more important rather than just being "smarter". Unless you're saying that rappers and pop singers are so much smarter than university professors and NASA engineers because they make so much more money than the latter. But anyway, none of that really matters when criticising someone's behaviour.
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@Frankie9553 "that even if you think he failed at one thing he succeeded in many more" I don't get what point you're trying to make. What does that have to do with anything?
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@Frankie9553 "he's at least smarter than you at business" Oh absolutely, I don't doubt that he's much better than any one of us here at business, but he wasn't smart about how he handled Twitter at all, which is the point of this conversation. Unless ruining twitter and blaming others was his intention all along of course - in that case I'd say he's succeeding.
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@Frankie9553 "please tell us what large company you run" I can speak for myself, but I'm not business savvy, nor have I even tried to run a company ever - not something I'm interested in. Not sure why you keep telling others that they haven't run large companies. Why does this matter to you? Do you think that only people who run large companies should have an opinion on Elon Musk's handling of Twitter?
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@Frankie9553 "if you wanna judge someone's business moves it's be good to have some knowlege on business yes" It definitely does help but it's not necessary. Otherwise nobody in society should be able to give their opinions on anyone else who has different credentials. We can all give our opinions on a song, or a book, or a movie, or on a piece of software, or on the practices of a business, or at the questionable conduct of a medical doctor, without needing to be musicians, book authors, movie directors, software engineers, business managers, or doctors ourselves. Besides, a lot of the things Musk is being criticised for aren't necessarily complex business models, but he's criticised a lot for his personal behaviour towards his product's user base and his customers, towards his employees, the controversial political opinions he expresses, the speculative misinformation he sometimes shares, and his behaviour in regards to valid criticism such as more bigotry being allowed on his platform.
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