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Besides peanut butter, Proud Boys was the first thing I thought of. You'll never convince me that a firearms company missed that. They knew exactly what it was and are playing dumb.
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The more i see the tweets of Nick Adams (Alpha Male) the more i think it has to be a complexly set up parody account. Surely no one is that self-assuredly stupid in real life.
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Build a better world and humanity will build a better idiot. I guess we don't need to worry about that adage anymore.
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I can just imagine an author who's sold 300,000,000+ books and is worth half a billion getting real upset over his sharp retort. 
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That Greta image, in the same context, was something of a meme on car groups for a while. I think making assumptions about someone’s political standpoint, opinion on EVs or who lives inside their head based off of a sticker on the underside of a bonnet, is a bit misguided.
This guy could be a far right nutter who goes to sleep feeling very proud that he’s making his arch enemy upset… or he could just be a guy who got a sticker shop to slap a meme on his bonnet to give his drifting mates a laugh.
Without knowing the guy or further information, my bet would be it’s just a joke that’s spread far wider than he actually intended.
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I think it's fair to say that he likes the joke. Meaning he (or someone the joke is intended for) is thinking about her. You might be right that it spread farther than intended, you might be right that it doesn't represent everything else about him. But he likes the joke enough, and it requires thinking about the person the joke is aimed at.
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I thought it were those ill-begotten blue-haired feminist SJWs on college campuses that wanted safe spaces?
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At least one of those girls looks like she's about to lose a foot.
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That's what kills me about Musk's desire to hose around to ostensibly "combat" some sort of population crisis. Yes, he is the richest man in the world and has sired many children like a stallion that's won the Kentucky Derby, I'll give him that. But I really doubt he'll ever be there for any of those kids. I think at least one even hates him. Even if he sends each of his kids tons of money - and he very well may be able to do insofar that money could be a non-factor for any of his children - do you really think that it'll replace the void these kids will have in their lives?
Musk is a profoundly excellent example in proving the adage that says money cannot buy you happiness. He seems absolutely miserable. They say an entire quarter of American kids don't have a father in the picture, and yet Musk chooses to contribute to that stat. Pathetic.
Heck, even if he was there for one kid - let alone how many he's spawned by now - I don't even think he'd be a great dad. I think he's too insecure, petty, and immature to even be a good husband, let alone a solid father. If it weren't for the fact that his parents ran an emerald mine, nobody would want to even be acquainted with Musk. He'd just be "King Nothing."
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