Roundybout

That’s an extremely inefficient way to govern in the modern era. It’s not 1820 anymore. Congress gets thousands of bills a year.

Correct that the American people are idiots lmao

What’s the bad case scenario?

Sounds like I win, then. Thanks for playing, you hypocritical little baby.

Don’t see how this is a lie if they’re coming out and saying it. Take your paranoia medication.

We did, that’s why we put it in the budget. Congress received something like 15,000 bills last year. We do not have time to pass each one individually.

So?

Okay, so America First only applies when we’re talking about our ally in Ukraine. Got it. Not a rebuttal. Try again?

As usual, you refuse to address any point I make. I’m shocked you didn’t find some way to shoehorn trans kids into this.

Im just trying to get some consistency here. Either America First means only America and Elon stays out of ALL other debates, or it means nothing.

Not a denial of my point, I notice. America First!! Does this mean they can’t be ultra far right? Since when does that matter?

How funny America First only seems to apply to our allies like Ukraine but not when it comes to supporting neonazi political parties in Germany.

1) Okay, so then “America First” doesn’t actually mean anything? Why does he care about German politics? 2) AFD has made it clear they support neonazi rhetoric.

If he’s pro free speech, why is he supporting a party that’s so far right even Marine Le Pen disavowed them?

Does this make Elon a commie

Also this:

That old mask is a-slipping again

I suppose I am a little uncomfortable with Elon throwing his influence behind a far right wing party in Germany, yes.

Was just going to say this. I swear I’ve seen this at wegmans.

I do not condone assassinations of any kind. I am against the death penalty. Others do not share my views.

Hope Elon has good security.

If Trump dies and Vance doesn’t take office, Elon would not be eligible. This is the most basic criticism of the idea. I have many more.

Good ***** fellas

@AlBUNDY4TDS is correct. Prices in the city reflect the simple principal of supply and demand. People choose the urban setting because it’s close to amenities they enjoy, from grocery stores to bars. They don’t need a 20 minute drive to go buy toilet paper. Urban space is naturally limited, so when existing housing supply is used up, and it’s too difficult to build new supply, the price goes up. That 1,200 square foot condo might be more expensive than the equally-sized home in the sticks, but there is a big difference in quality of life.

Maybe he meant moral victories?