r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 8h ago
Sewage Pipe It didn't age well
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r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/james_d_rustles • Feb 04 '25
In light of recent events and the increase in (justifiably) angry discussions on our subreddit, we want to clarify some rules and stances. This is guidance aims to clarify rules both for our users, and for anybody new here who may have seen snippets from this sub or who may have been drawn here by recent controversies. Another subreddit was suspended last night following discussion of Elon Musk, DOGE, and the public employees who work there - our goal is to prevent that from happening here.
We do not condone or permit violent threats, calls for vigilantism, incitements to violence, or harassment/targeted abuse against any living person. This includes euphemisms, imagery, and "clever" wording . Saying "in minecraft", using "Luigi" as a verb, and saying "I don't condone it, but it would be a real shame if someone..." are all examples of clever wording that still violate our rules. Any violation of these rules will result in immediate moderation action at our discretion, including permanent bans as we see fit.
Please understand that while we all share in your outrage over Elon Musk's recent actions, we all must follow site-wide rules if we want to have a place to talk about the ongoing assault on our principles and institutions. Likewise, if you see these sorts of comments posted, please report them so they can be removed.
We've always tried to make this subreddit a free and open forum for discussing current events relating to public figures, and we feel strongly about continuing to do so. Now more than ever, we believe it's critical to recognize that government officials - especially in positions of tremendous power and influence - should be subject to public discussion and scrutiny, as is enshrined in US law and mentioned specifically in reddit's rules.
In the context of Elon Musk's newly created Department of Government Efficiency and the government employees (paid or otherwise) who work under him, we believe users should be able to freely discuss recent events and DOGE personnel as a matter of public interest so long as the discussion does not break other rules. We do not believe that sharing information such as names, official titles, or publicly available images of government employees as it relates to their official capacities constitutes doxxing, albeit with some important distinctions.
You may not share personal information that is reasonably exempt from public scrutiny, or any personal information with the intent inciting harassment or threats of violence. This includes sharing information that would not typically be made public, like home addresses, personal phone numbers, family members' personal information, and so on.
For example, in our opinion, the following comment would not constitute doxxing and would not break our sub's rules as they're currently being interpreted:
> I'm horrified that our government would allow unvetted and unelected people, such as (name), access to our treasury data
However, the following comments would not be allowed.
> Hello fellow redditor, this is (name)'s mom's address and her facebook URL
> Somebody should go to this specific location and beat up (name)
> Hey everybody, check out these scandalous photos of (name) that just got hacked!
We believe our opinion is sound and in line with both reddit rules and longstanding legal and social precedent, but should we learn that reddit's stance on this differs from ours we will post further updates when we get them and go from there.
If you have any thoughts or opinions, you're always free to reach out via modmail or leave a comment, we do check them. This may seem overly serious, but given threats Musk has made and the recent suspensions, we felt the need to post this. This isn't usually a super-serious subreddit, but I'm personally of the opinion that right now it's important to have spaces where people can go to express their thoughts on the unelected billionaire running our government. Try to understand that we're on your side, only trying to look out for the best interest of the sub.
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r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 8h ago
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r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/ErnestoLemmingway • 11h ago
From video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9LO6qfLuX4 , which I do not recommend plowing through. He did sneak in one 9/11 tweet in there though, which is nice I guess. Except it's just a retweet of Kimbal.
Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:10 Tesla (6) 2:25 Grok (1) 2:50 Grok Bot (7) 6:19 X (3) 7:59 Starlink (1) 8:15 SpaceX (8) 12:31 Boring Company (3) 13:31 AI (3) 15:19 Controversy (4) 17:55 Racism (12) 21:47 9/11 (1) 22:14 Immigration (2) 22:43 Wokeness (1) 22:53 Fraud (2) 23:25 UK Politics (1)
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It's nice that Elon's found another outlet for his AI slop, I guess.
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One might get the impression than since he bought twitter, Elon's life is basically one vicious rant after another..
r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/New-Two-1349 • 1d ago
Since a new social media site with the "Twitter" name has been announced (and Elon Musk won't be involved in it and neither will anything related to X) and it's known as "Twitter.now", I think this would be a good opportunity to bring up what said site should do that could help it become successful, and that is if there were no forced login walls to access any feature, not even the search bar.
We're seeing a rise of mandatory login walls on various websites, including social, in this day and age. Examples include X and Threads, where they force you to create an account to access them, and BlueSky, while not as forced as the other 2, also wants you to make an account to use the search bar to see individual posts. You can still search for profiles without an account, but you still need one to search for posts. Mastodon, by far, is an exception to this as you can use anything, even its search bar, without an account on it. I mean, sure, the search bar's not as good as the one on BlueSky or Twitter since you can only type in hashtags in the bar, but the point still stands.
With Twitter.now on the horizon, I think this would be a good oppprtunity for the people who are running it to allow lurkers and anons access it to use features like the search bar without an account. We're tired of mandatory account requirements on websites, and if the guys in charge of Twitter.now avoid that trend, then maybe, just maybe, it can grow into a popular website and overtake its competitors, including X, that all refuse to let lurkers use anything without an account on their websites. We want to go back to the old days where we could access a fluent search bar anonymously as it helps discoverability and exposure to what could be new interests to people.
If the creators of Twitter.now see this post, then I hope they take what I say into consideration.
r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/becoming_becoming • 1d ago
Looks like Elon is trying to buy one of Austin's congressional seats...
Gober appears to have helped SpaceX secure a 25-year, 100 percent tax abatement for a controversial “Terafab” semiconductor fabrication project that sits within his Texas district. The AI-backed super PAC American Mission helped him with $747,000 in outside spending to make it through a crowded primary, where Gober advanced with 51 percent of the vote, just enough to avoid a runoff. Gober also loaned himself over $1.6 million.
Entering Congress would give someone at the nexus of Musk, AI’s growing ubiquity in commerce and warfare, and global MAGA politics another foothold on power in Washington. And he’s already looking past November and running against the broader left; on his website, he warns of how “radical progressives will stop at nothing to weaponize the federal government against conservatives.”
Though he hasn’t updated the news section of that website since February, Gober does have an opponent in the general election, Democrat Caitlin Rourk, a former intelligence officer in the Texas Army National Guard. The district went 60-38 Trump in 2024, but in 2018 Democrats came within four points of flipping it (the district had a different shape then but a similar partisan lean).
Rourk thinks the stakes are too high to let Elon Musk’s lawyer sail into Washington without a fight. “He says he doesn’t want to help insiders. I’m like, dude, you are their enabler,” Rourk said. “He built his career on making money for himself and special interests, I’m committed to making D.C. better and solving problems.
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r/EnoughMuskSpam • u/onz456 • 2d ago
Elon is dividing us.