Musk's bid to buy Twitter isn't in trouble. Twitter may have to sue him to make sure it goes through at the agreed price, though, which will cost him about a $200 million premium due to his (chortle, chortle) 420 gag re the share price.
Elon Musk didn't get where he is today by honoring his word.
Say if we’re going back to the Original Constitution as the Founding Fathers wanted it, why do corporations have more legal standing than citizens?
@4 -- that's easy!
they can afford Way more Free Speech making we the Peeps second class 'citizens.'
for Now.
and as everyone Knows it's what the Foundling Fathers Clearly would have Wanted
@4: No mention of corporations in the US constitution.
@6 -- well yes that was @4's whole Point:
the US Supremicist Court is just as Good at cherry- picking as any Good Religulust, cherry- picking the Holy Bible. cool eh?
WAY TO GO M. Rapinoe! Et ALL!
(she’s my Fave)
it was Generous of the Womenfolk to split 50-50 with the hapless men’s team. GREAT
JOB Ladies! Now spread that Power Around some
Your Planet fucking Awaits you oh & kick a few balls* if Ya Gotta. you be DUE.
*usually a Good Idea to have a Posse handy bytheway.
oh they've about finally Slipped them nasty Shackles and passed that sorta stuff along to folks just like You jtrplk
plus handing your Progeny a Death-spiraling Earth Biosphere UNinhabit- able but just Think of The PROFITS
oh -- let's not Forget: the Rapture! for the Lucky 20,000! are You one of Lucky Few? good luck!
& God bless America!
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Musk's bid to buy Twitter isn't in trouble. Twitter may have to sue him to make sure it goes through at the agreed price, though, which will cost him about a $200 million premium due to his (chortle, chortle) 420 gag re the share price.
Elon Musk didn't get where he is today by honoring his word.
Say if we’re going back to the Original Constitution as the Founding Fathers wanted it, why do corporations have more legal standing than citizens?
@4 -- that's easy!
they can afford Way more
Free Speech making we
the Peeps second
class 'citizens.'
for Now.
and as everyone Knows it's
what the Foundling Fathers
Clearly would have Wanted
@4: No mention of corporations in the US constitution.
@6 -- well yes
that was @4's
whole Point:
the US Supremicist Court
is just as Good at cherry-
picking as any Good
Religulust, cherry-
picking the Holy
Bible. cool eh?
WAY TO GO
M. Rapinoe!
Et ALL!
(she’s my Fave)
it was Generous
of the Womenfolk
to split 50-50 with the
hapless men’s team. GREAT
JOB Ladies! Now spread
that Power Around some
Your Planet fucking Awaits you
oh & kick a few balls*
if Ya Gotta. you
be DUE.
*usually a Good
Idea to have a
Posse handy
bytheway.
oh they've about finally Slipped them
nasty Shackles and passed that
sorta stuff along to folks
just like You jtrplk
plus handing your Progeny
a Death-spiraling Earth
Biosphere UNinhabit-
able but just Think
of The PROFITS
oh -- let's not Forget:
the Rapture! for the
Lucky 20,000! are
You one of Lucky
Few? good luck!
& God bless
America!