'Lawsuit Inbound': Musk Threatens He's 'Had Enough' After Democrat on CNN Calls Him 'Nazi' and 'Thief'

[kyzr]

Nice try Elon
But once you enter the world of politics, you are fair game.
Stop being such a sissy
<you going to sue me now?>

Ask George Stephanopolus and ABC if slandering someone like Elon is worth it.

 

[petro]

He is neither a fascist nor a Nazi. You need to learn the definition of words.

All clayton has is media generated soundbites and empty platitudes.
Another parrot.

 

[Foxfyre]

No. You guys have made numerous claims about Democrats that you have not supported. So nobody has to show you anything, because if we do, you will deny it. Musk is a fascist and so is Trump.

Not buying diversionary tactics from trolls. Again if you cannot state a single quote or action of Musk or Trump that would make them a fascist that is exactly what you are doing. Trolling.

 

[westwall]

Not buying diversionary tactics from trolls. Again if you cannot state a single quote or action of Musk or Trump that would make them a fascist that is exactly what you are doing. Trolling.

Im2stupid is only capable of lies and racist reflections.

It has no mind of its own.

 

[multivita-man]

Smaller government IS better.

Depends on what is meant by smaller government. Does smaller government also include removing books from school libraries? Does it include trying to remove abortion in most, if not all, circumstances? That doesn't seem too libertarian to me.

Does smaller government mean giving corporations the freedom to expose their workers to dangerous working conditions, forcing them to work overtime without extra pay, and polluting the water you drink and air you breathe?

And does smaller government mean removing tax collectors and bank and securities regulators, encouraging widespread systemic fraud and ensuring that capitalism becomes kleptocracy?

 

[Foxfyre]

Depends on what is meant by smaller government. Does smaller government also include removing books from school libraries? Does it include trying to remove abortion in most, if not all, circumstances? That doesn't seem too libertarian to me.

Does smaller government mean giving corporations the freedom to expose their workers to dangerous working conditions, forcing them to work overtime without extra pay, and polluting the water you drink and air you breathe?

And does smaller government mean removing tax collectors and bank and securities regulators, encouraging widespread systemic fraud and ensuring that capitalism becomes kleptocracy?

Removing library books INAPPROPRIATE for young children is a function of good government at the local level. Big or smaller government should do that.

Where does smaller government affect how private employers treat their employees? It very well could help private employers provide better wages, benefits, working conditions by not confiscating so much in taxes from those employers.

Where does smaller government pollute the water and air? Trump 45 administration refused to go along with the so-called green energy initiatives here and abroad and we enjoyed the cleanest air, water and soil that America has seen for awhile.

Where does smaller government result in systemic fraud and kleptocracy? Seems to me the government is doing an excellent job of ferreting out the systemic fraud and kleptocracy in government. And a smaller, more efficient, more effective, more competent government will almost certainly do its job far better than a bloated and unmanageable government in which far too many aren't doing their jobs at all or aren't doing anything that actually benefits the people they are supposed to serve.

 

[Winco]

That’s why it’s been two decades since this many Americans felt we were headed in the right direction

Well that certainly isn't happening today under trump.

 

[j-mac]

Depends on what is meant by smaller government. Does smaller government also include removing books from school libraries? Does it include trying to remove abortion in most, if not all, circumstances? That doesn't seem too libertarian to me.

Does smaller government mean giving corporations the freedom to expose their workers to dangerous working conditions, forcing them to work overtime without extra pay, and polluting the water you drink and air you breathe?

And does smaller government mean removing tax collectors and bank and securities regulators, encouraging widespread systemic fraud and ensuring that capitalism becomes kleptocracy?

1. Local school officials have always had input as to what is carried in their school libraries...

2. Abortion was returned to the States where they belong....If you want unlimited access, with no restrictions with age, and condition of the baby in the womb, then you should take it up with your State.

3. If you have a specific corporation, in which you have evidence to your claims, then I suggest you file suit....

4. This is what YOU envision happening in the IRS...That is not what the evidence of actions suggests...

 

[Scoutster]

GO ELON!!! I hope CNN's lies costs them bigly.

 

[ThisIsMe]

‘Top Donald Trump adviser and tech CEO Elon Musk said that’s he’s “had enough” and that a lawsuit is “inbound” after a Democratic commentator called him a “thief” and a “Nazi” live on CNN this week.

Former New York congressman Jamaal Bowman drew some on-air distancing from host Abby Phillip on CNN Tuesday after his inflammatory comments about Musk, in a wild rant that went viral on social media.

“He’s incompetent, he’s a thief, he’s a Nazi, and people don’t trust him, period,” said Bowman in a panel discussion on Thursday’s CNN NewsNight.’

‘Lawsuit Inbound’: Musk Threatens He’s ‘Had Enough’ After Democrat on CNN Calls Him ‘Nazi’ and ‘Thief’

Elon Musk and others on the right emphasized the difference between free speech and defamation after a former Congressman's commentary on CNN.

www.mediaite.com

Musk has only himself to blame.

Musk may not be a Nazi, but he is a fascist.

And it’s true that Musk is incompetent, a thief, and that people don’t trust him.

Nope, it's defamation, musk should win big.

Id start the lawsuit at 2B

 

[Foxfyre]

Well that certainly isn't happening today under trump.

Really?

On election day roughly 26% of the country thought we were going in the right direction despite the Biden Administration getting almost 100% favorable press from the MSM/legacy media.
Today 43% of the country thinks we going in the right direction. And that number has been steadily increasing despite almost 100% negative press from the dishonest MSM/legacy media.

https://www.realclearpolling.com/polls/state-of-the-union/direction-of-country

 

[ThisIsMe]

Nice try Elon
But once you enter the world of politics, you are fair game.

Stop being such a sissy
<you going to sue me now?>

But musk isn't a politician, he was asked to help fix some things in the economy and he's not being paid for it.

Besides, being a public official doesn't mean you lose your right to not be defamed.

 

[multivita-man]

1. Local school officials have always had input as to what is carried in their school libraries...

Not denying that. I'm asking if that's smaller government.

2. Abortion was returned to the States where they belong....

States rights. Okay, what about women's reproductive rights? What about her right to access the healthcare she wants or needs?

If you want unlimited access, with no restrictions with age, and condition of the baby in the womb, then you should take it up with your State.

Yeah, smaller government, my ass. Right-wingers advocate just as much intrusiveness as hard-lefties. It's just a different flavor, they like.

3. If you have a specific corporation, in which you have evidence to your claims, then I suggest you file suit....

I suggest you read history. It wasn't John D. Rockefeller's idea to come up with minimum wages, the 40-hour work week, and overtime pay?

4. This is what YOU envision happening in the IRS...That is not what the evidence of actions suggests...

They're going to gut the regulatory system so that it favors corporate persons, not actual humans.

 

[ThisIsMe]

Musk's lawyers > CNN's lawyers.

CNN MNN

 

[Marener]

Elon continues to prove that he doesn’t actually care about the first amendment. He’s using his wealth to harass people for expressing an opinion about him that he doesn’t like.

 

[Donald H]

This could be the beginning of political arrests in America. We all know it becomes necessary in a budding fascist regime.

But it will be met with strong resistance at first, 'until' dead bodies start to be found.

 

[Independent thinker]

Specifically state what Musk has said or done that would make him a fascist.

They have the proof of that Nazi salute, of which they twisted all out of proportion for political gain. On top of that, everyone who is not a democrat is a Nazi.

 

[rightwinger]

But musk isn't a politician, he was asked to help fix some things in the economy and he's not being paid for it.

Besides, being a public official doesn't mean you lose your right to not be defamed.

He is exactly that
Part of the Trump Administration

Fair Game……He needs to stop being such a sissy

 

[Foxfyre]

They have the proof of that Nazi salute, of which they twisted all out of proportion for political gain. On top of that, everyone who is not a democrat is a Nazi.

You mean the heart throw they insist was a Nazi salute?

 

[j-mac]

Not denying that. I'm asking if that's smaller government.

It was moved from Federal Government to the States...So, in terms of the Federal footprint, yes.

States rights. Okay, what about women's reproductive rights? What about her right to access the healthcare she wants or needs?

Want's and needs when it comes to Abortion is a separate topic...If you would like an in depth conversation about that, I suggest you start yet another thread on the subject...

Yeah, smaller government, my ass. Right-wingers advocate just as much intrusiveness as hard-lefties. It's just a different flavor, they like.

Sorry you feel that way...

I suggest you read history. It wasn't John D. Rockefeller's idea to come up with minimum wages, the 40-hour work week, and overtime pay?

Is that magically going away under this administration? Is there some EO, or action you can point to specifically that is going to stop the practices of work place safety, or overtime?

They're going to gut the regulatory system so that it favors corporate persons, not actual humans.

LOL....Fear mongering? Really? What a waste of time....