| Half-time amusement 14:51 - Jan 5 with 6543 views | ElderGrizzly |
Musk has called on Farage to resign as Reform leader 😂
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| Half-time amusement on 14:52 - Jan 5 with 4112 views | Zx1988 |
24hrs is a long time in politics... by Zx1988 5 Jan 14:25https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1875904634419859928?t=uT8UtZWi5t7mvS88ModI-g&s=19
Only yesterday, Farage was hailing Musk as a free speech champion.
What a shame.
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| Half-time amusement on 14:55 - Jan 5 with 4043 views | Plums |
Two footed, studs up!
I'm guessing the donation is on hold then 🤣 [Post edited 5 Jan 14:59]
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| Half-time amusement on 14:56 - Jan 5 with 4027 views | bournemouthblue |
has Farage rejected him after the Robinson defence?
This will confuse the Faragati |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 15:02 - Jan 5 with 3950 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Half-time amusement on 14:55 - Jan 5 by Plums |
Two footed, studs up!
I'm guessing the donation is on hold then 🤣 [Post edited 5 Jan 14:59]
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Looks like Musk wants Tommy Robinson as a key part of the party and Nigel told him no
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| Half-time amusement on 18:31 - Jan 5 with 3852 views | NeedhamChris |
| Half-time amusement on 15:02 - Jan 5 by ElderGrizzly |
Looks like Musk wants Tommy Robinson as a key part of the party and Nigel told him no
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Unlikely to say this often (if ever again), but putting my political bias aside;
Well done Nigel Farage. I respect him for holding the line on this even if it puts potential funding at risk. | |
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| Half-time amusement on 20:04 - Jan 5 with 3740 views | You_Bloo_Right |
| Half-time amusement on 18:31 - Jan 5 by NeedhamChris |
Unlikely to say this often (if ever again), but putting my political bias aside;
Well done Nigel Farage. I respect him for holding the line on this even if it puts potential funding at risk. |
Call me cynical but no control over Reform means no control for Nigel over Reform funds. |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 20:46 - Jan 5 with 3633 views | EdwardStone |
| Half-time amusement on 18:31 - Jan 5 by NeedhamChris |
Unlikely to say this often (if ever again), but putting my political bias aside;
Well done Nigel Farage. I respect him for holding the line on this even if it puts potential funding at risk. |
Farage very happy to sell out his country....
But not his principles |  | | |
| Half-time amusement on 20:47 - Jan 5 with 3624 views | EdwardStone |
| Half-time amusement on 20:04 - Jan 5 by You_Bloo_Right |
Call me cynical but no control over Reform means no control for Nigel over Reform funds. |
Reform was set up by Farage to feed his ego and feed his bank account
Very little chance that he will step down as Leader methinks | | | |
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| Half-time amusement on 08:20 - Jan 6 with 3389 views | BlueBoots |
| Half-time amusement on 20:46 - Jan 5 by EdwardStone |
Farage very happy to sell out his country....
But not his principles |
Difficult to sell out your principles when you don't have any to sell... |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 09:08 - Jan 6 with 3321 views | DinDjarin |
| Half-time amusement on 15:02 - Jan 5 by ElderGrizzly |
Looks like Musk wants Tommy Robinson as a key part of the party and Nigel told him no
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Not that at all and nothing has been said that Musk wants TR as a part of Reform. He wants Reform to recognise that TR being held in solitary for contempt of court is not what would happen to anyone else for the same charge.
Personally I cannot stand TR but Reform distancing themselves from TR can be done while condoning his treatment but I guess as he is enemy number 1 then noone gives two hoots until it affects them. |  | | |
| Half-time amusement on 09:17 - Jan 6 with 3270 views | WeWereZombies |
| Half-time amusement on 09:08 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Not that at all and nothing has been said that Musk wants TR as a part of Reform. He wants Reform to recognise that TR being held in solitary for contempt of court is not what would happen to anyone else for the same charge.
Personally I cannot stand TR but Reform distancing themselves from TR can be done while condoning his treatment but I guess as he is enemy number 1 then noone gives two hoots until it affects them. |
Poor DinDins
First they came for Tommy Yaxley-Lemon and I did nothing
Then they came for Furriddge and I did nothing
Then they came for Pumpy Trumpy and I did nothing
Then they came for Elon Musky and I did nothing
Then they came for me, and there was no one left to whine... |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 09:20 - Jan 6 with 3264 views | chicoazul |
While I appreciate this is all haha very funny I think some people could do with asking themselves why Musk, a former Democrat who voted for Biden, is acting like this now? |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 09:23 - Jan 6 with 3248 views | soupytwist |
| Half-time amusement on 09:20 - Jan 6 by chicoazul |
While I appreciate this is all haha very funny I think some people could do with asking themselves why Musk, a former Democrat who voted for Biden, is acting like this now? |
I have asked myself that question and I don't know the answer.
Why do you think that is (genuine question)? |  | | |
| Half-time amusement on 09:30 - Jan 6 with 3216 views | PassionNotAnger |
| Half-time amusement on 09:08 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Not that at all and nothing has been said that Musk wants TR as a part of Reform. He wants Reform to recognise that TR being held in solitary for contempt of court is not what would happen to anyone else for the same charge.
Personally I cannot stand TR but Reform distancing themselves from TR can be done while condoning his treatment but I guess as he is enemy number 1 then noone gives two hoots until it affects them. |
Where has it been confirmed that he is being held in solitary for contempt of court? (any links to validate that?)
Officially people are only held in solitary for their own safety or because of disruptive behaviour/violence in prison so it's pretty unlikely he is being held in solitary (if true) because of the offence for which he was imprisoned. | | | |
| Half-time amusement on 10:53 - Jan 6 with 3090 views | chicoazul |
| Half-time amusement on 09:23 - Jan 6 by soupytwist |
I have asked myself that question and I don't know the answer.
Why do you think that is (genuine question)? |
I mean he’s a knob and a troll so there’s that. But if I had to guess I think it’s down to mainstream left wing parties becoming obsessed with tiny minority issues and their personal investment in maintaining the status quo, as opposed to issues most people think are important and actual genuine change. | |
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| Half-time amusement on 13:36 - Jan 6 with 2975 views | DinDjarin |
| Half-time amusement on 09:17 - Jan 6 by WeWereZombies |
Poor DinDins
First they came for Tommy Yaxley-Lemon and I did nothing
Then they came for Furriddge and I did nothing
Then they came for Pumpy Trumpy and I did nothing
Then they came for Elon Musky and I did nothing
Then they came for me, and there was no one left to whine... |
Beautiful poem, didn't realise you were so talented. | | | |
| Half-time amusement on 13:41 - Jan 6 with 2954 views | DanTheMan |
| Half-time amusement on 09:23 - Jan 6 by soupytwist |
I have asked myself that question and I don't know the answer.
Why do you think that is (genuine question)? |
Ketamine addiction + him losing his mind when his child over his child being transgender. |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 13:53 - Jan 6 with 2895 views | lowhouseblue |
| Half-time amusement on 10:53 - Jan 6 by chicoazul |
I mean he’s a knob and a troll so there’s that. But if I had to guess I think it’s down to mainstream left wing parties becoming obsessed with tiny minority issues and their personal investment in maintaining the status quo, as opposed to issues most people think are important and actual genuine change. |
he's a complete knob. but you also have to understand why his nasty one liners get traction and resonate with many people. first, there is often a sufficient grain of truth, however distorted and partial his take may be. second, he picks up on issues where the establishment line is always there's nothing to see here, this topic is strictly off limits, and if you so much as mention it you're a very bad person. he is filling a vacuum of political issues which have been declared no go zones in terms of decent, reasoned political discussion. it's an incredibly dangerous situation to have created. |  |
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| Half-time amusement on 17:30 - Jan 6 with 2747 views | PassionNotAnger |
| Half-time amusement on 13:36 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Beautiful poem, didn't realise you were so talented. |
No response to your dubious claim that he is in solitary confinement because of his contempt conviction? | | | |
| Half-time amusement on 20:16 - Jan 6 with 2626 views | Chris_ITFC |
Funny, but a worrying sign of things to come in British politics. |  | | |
| Half-time amusement on 22:58 - Jan 6 with 2583 views | DinDjarin |
| Half-time amusement on 17:30 - Jan 6 by PassionNotAnger |
No response to your dubious claim that he is in solitary confinement because of his contempt conviction? |
Why do I need to respond? It's common knowledge.
Whatever your views on the person someone being sent down for 18 months and put in solitary for a civil case is quite frightening. | | | |
| Half-time amusement on 23:10 - Jan 6 with 2540 views | positivity |
| Half-time amusement on 22:58 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Why do I need to respond? It's common knowledge.
Whatever your views on the person someone being sent down for 18 months and put in solitary for a civil case is quite frightening. |
repeating something doesn't make it true, no matter how hard you wish it!
stick to facts | |
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| Half-time amusement on 23:13 - Jan 6 with 2523 views | lowhouseblue |
| Half-time amusement on 22:58 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Why do I need to respond? It's common knowledge.
Whatever your views on the person someone being sent down for 18 months and put in solitary for a civil case is quite frightening. |
i'm pretty certain the contempt was criminal. if he had followed the high court order after the civil case he wouldn't have been arrested and tried for contempt. [Post edited 6 Jan 23:15]
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| Half-time amusement on 04:42 - Jan 7 with 2389 views | Xatticus |
| Half-time amusement on 10:53 - Jan 6 by chicoazul |
I mean he’s a knob and a troll so there’s that. But if I had to guess I think it’s down to mainstream left wing parties becoming obsessed with tiny minority issues and their personal investment in maintaining the status quo, as opposed to issues most people think are important and actual genuine change. |
Do you believe that "tiny minority issues" had anything to do with him purchasing his own media platform, starting a company that drills into the earth, starting a satellite communication platform, or starting his own space program?
This isn't difficult to figure out. He's a megalomaniac bent on world domination and he knows that stoking hatred and fear will create political instability that he can exploit for personal gain.
He isn't a humanitarian and he isn't acting on behalf of anyone other than himself. | | | |
| Half-time amusement on 07:59 - Jan 7 with 2219 views | PassionNotAnger |
| Half-time amusement on 22:58 - Jan 6 by DinDjarin |
Why do I need to respond? It's common knowledge.
Whatever your views on the person someone being sent down for 18 months and put in solitary for a civil case is quite frightening. |
A response is needed because you’ve asserted something that is highly improbable.
People are NOT put into solitary confinement because of the offence they are convicted of. Prisoners are individually risk assessed and could be placed in solitary for their own safety OR because they pose a risk to others OR because of their behavior inside
What evidence do you have, if it’s “common knowledge ” you will have some sources or evidence otherwise it’s just made up rubbish that his gullible supporters have swallowed and repeating.
Secondly people aren’t sent to prison for civil offences, (unless they fail to pay the compensation due but that then became a separate criminal offence) only criminal convictions so that’s just factually incorrect too [Post edited 7 Jan 8:02]
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