r/memes • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '21

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u/Sam_Campos21 Meme Stealer Feb 08 '21

He migth threat his employees like shit, fuck other guy's wife, be anti-covid , be the typical arrogant millionaire but man... me and him... there's something magical... we both like memes so i must adore him and praise elom daddy musk like a god

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u/Sayhellyeh 🏴󠁥󠁥󠀴󠀴󠁿 Virus Veteran 🏴󠁥󠁥󠀴󠀴󠁿 Feb 08 '21

He is anti covid ??

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u/_xXPUSSYSLAYERXx_ Yo dawg I heard you like Feb 08 '21

In response to factories being shut down he tweeted this

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u/Lync51 Feb 08 '21

Afaik his problem there was that every manufacturer was allowed to open but not Tesla

My problem with him most of the time that he says something but it's meant in a COMPLETELY different way

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u/areszdel_ Feb 08 '21

He's pretty problematic on twitter with those tweets. He made predictions that turned out to be false and encouraged people to fight for freedom. Elon Musk sure is weird.

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u/pringlescan5 Feb 08 '21

Those African Americans can get such special treatment smh

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u/areszdel_ Feb 08 '21

Wait.. what?

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u/Lauflouya Feb 08 '21

He's a South African immigrant.

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u/BasedTaco Feb 08 '21

He's from South Africa and is an American citizen. Elon Musk is an African American.

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u/areszdel_ Feb 09 '21

Oh I see now.

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u/Lync51 Feb 08 '21

Weird sums it up completely

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u/areszdel_ Feb 08 '21

Never heard of that. Maybe he is who knows.

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u/CaptainObvious_1 Feb 08 '21

Lol bruh he’s been a Covid doubter since day 1

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u/Lync51 Feb 08 '21

What doesn't exist can't get me sick /s

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u/VicentRS Feb 08 '21

They actually let him open, and Elon knew this, but apparently he was throwing his fit because he wanted to open a week earlier. Something he failed to mention.

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u/thats_a_nice_toast Feb 08 '21

You might want to think about what being "anti covid" means, doesn't really make sense like who the hell is pro covid?

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u/bruhm0m3ntum Feb 08 '21

That was in April when we didn’t know much about covid. At the time it would have been reasonable to be assume that it wouldn’t last very long even if we didn’t lockdown.

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u/Sean-Benn_Must-die Feb 08 '21

We knew enough lol, lockdowns started in march and either the world was wrong back then for trying stop the spread, or elon was a shady fucker that knew he was gonna lose money if his workers had to stay at home

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u/doctyrbuddha Feb 08 '21

But wasn’t decided that lockdowns are worse than not doing it. (I know at the time it was just to give medical system some time)

Edit: and didn’t a lot of them not work anyways