Comments by "Paul Gibbon" (@paulgibbon5991) on "Elon Musk Protects and Defends Russia" video.

@Carrera6rennsport Botski reported, may you soon be drafted.
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"Neutrality" is inherently pro-Russian. Neutrality always favours the aggressor.
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@vp4744 Six of one, and half a dozen of the other. They also both have the same mystifying ability to attract zealous cultists who utterly refuse to see how flawed their waifu is.
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@bourbonstansell8823 Da, Fellow Americanki. 😀 Remember to claim to be a veteran.
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@bourbonstansell8823 Do tell us, botski, how do you think cluster bombs, F16's or HIMARS missiles would help fight a wildfire? Be sure to go into lots of detail!
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They weren't "his" innovations. If you look at what he actually does at Tesla and SpaceX, and the testimony of ex-employees, his main value to the company is as a mascot to excite the techbros, and they work hard to keep him away from the actual decision making.
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Remember that it's not just "territory", it's millions of innocent people who would be left to the mercy of Putin's army of murderers and rapists. Millions of Ukranians would lose their family and friends forever if any land is ceded to the orcs.
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@bourbonstansell8823 Again: Tell me how you think F16's, Abrams or HIMARS would help fight a wildfire. While you're there, tell me why the 5% of the US defence budget that is fighting fascism and protecting innocent people from an army of murderers and rapists (without risking the life of a single serving US soldier) should be cut before hundreds of other wasteful pork barrel projects. You will not answer either of those questions, because you do not have an answer for either of them and you're trying to deflect from that lack of an answer with overblown e-rage and an attack-attack-attack strategy.
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@bourbonstansell8823 What ground have they lost, then? Russia is the one whose defence lines are cracking and whose territorial gains are being ground away.
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Worth noting that Russian bot accounts and propagandists have become far more numerous on Twitter after musk took over. Foreign asset or useful idiot?
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@chrismccaffery1091 Bowing down to nuclear blackmail is the ultimate escalation. It tells Putin that nukes let him do what he wants, and tells every other tinpot dictator around the world that nukes let you threaten your neighbours with impunity. Also, not Musk's choice to make. At all. People whose sole qualification is a lifetime of failing upwards don't get to choose how vigorously a country defends itself from genocidal savages. Also, hey look at all those QAnon buzzwords! "Globalists", "WEF"....we all know you really want to say "the Jews", but you need that plausible deniability. Don't worry, we're onto you.
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@grantadamson3478 It's grimly hilarious if you look up the accounts of ex-SpaceX and Tesla employees. They describe abysmal working conditions, and Musk's whims making things harder, and trying to design around him so he has as few chances to screw a project up as possible.
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@Gardor It was never his decision to make. "Unearned Wealth" is no qualification for interfering in politics, and it's a chilling wake-up call for us to start curbing the power of the parasite class in politics.
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