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No, the reason I wouldn’t by a Tesla is because of the over-hyped but terrible build-quality.
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Righty idiots are easily brainwashed into thinking Elon is right wing simply because he disagrees with leftie sentiments and upsets lefties. He also upsets lots of righties (they like petrol and names of children they can pronounce) and is a self-proclaimed centrist.Originally posted by Fraidycat View PostLefty NPCs are so easily brainwashed by left wing propaganda sites like the Guardian to hate Elon.
People believe what they want to.
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I didn't even know Musk was a right winger. Just comes across as a tosser to me; pumping cryptotulipe and other bollox.Originally posted by Fraidycat View PostLefty NPCs are so easily brainwashed by left wing propaganda sites like the Guardian to hate Elon.
The same thing happened with Trump, constant negative press about him by the left, constant brainwashing.
Trump used to claim to be a Democrat, was pally with Clinton. I don't need any propaganda to see a lying odious POS.
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I wouldn't buy a Tesla primarily because they're ugly looking pieces of tulip:
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Lefty NPCs are so easily brainwashed by left wing propaganda sites like the Guardian to hate Elon.
The same thing happened with Trump, constant negative press about him by the left, constant brainwashing.
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Last edited by Fraidycat; 9 March 2023, 17:34.
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I will never buy a Tesla (already got an EV from BMW anyway)
Musk is a Russia supporting ****
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I did say it may be irrational.Originally posted by Hairlocks View Post
Interested in what is left that you are willing to buy from?
No doubt I'm probably buying stuff from companies with CEOs I'd dislike even more if they were in the public eye.
Oh, and one more I wouldn't touch with a bargepole - anything Trump (hotels, resorts etc).
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