Musk turns election into lottery

evince said:
Does this person get convicted for this?


I hope not

They in fact should be allowed to sue this dip shit trumper
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If it's a violation of the law, then yes.

Sueing is always a good secondary option: Step 1 - send them to prison. Step 2 - take all their money. If they can't be sent to prison, then Step - 2 remains an option.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
If it's a violation of the law, then yes.

Sueing is always a good secondary option: Step 1 - send them to prison. Step 2 - take all their money. If they can't be sent to prison, then Step - 2 remains an option.
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Of course any civil trials will commence after he is convicted of his crimes against the people and democracy and is sitting in prison

First things first
 
evince said:
Of course any civil trials will commence after he is convicted of his crimes against the people and democracy and is sitting in prison

First things first
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In the end, I think he'll either croak or be hidden from view like Reagan post-Presidency since he'd only be seen drooling over himself in a wheelchair. Alzheimer's is not a pretty way to go. There is no cure. Maybe in 10 years, but Trump, Biden and 65M other Americans will be gone in a few years and, probably, too far gone to save.

2019 is the year my dad died of Alzheimer's. If I'm diagnosed: Step 1- get a second fucking opinion. Step 2 - Don't let myself die like that. There's the family cost, both emotional and financial, and there's the social cost. IMO, most will simply end up on the streets since, despite being the richest nation on the entire planet, we don't have any money to help them.

An estimated 6.5 million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's dementia today. This number could grow to 13.8 million by 2060 barring the development of medical breakthroughs to prevent, slow or cure AD. Official death certificates recorded 121,499 deaths from AD in 2019, the latest year for which data are available.
 
evince said:
www.bbc.com

Elon Musk's $1m-a-day giveaway in swing states 'deeply concerning'

The winner will be chosen from those who sign a petition by the tech billionaire's Trump-supporting group.
www.bbc.com www.bbc.com
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I've been looking for something that cackles wanted to do, admittedly not looking too hard but looking, nonetheless. So far I've come up with the evil price gouging grocery stores, and a vague "opportunity economy" whatever that is. Until this morning, when I heard about this:


Can anyone on the left tell me the difference between the 2 schemes, other than the obvious 2?

1. Musk is using HIS OWN MONEY to induce people to SIGN A PETITION.

2. Harris wants to use TAXPAYER MONEY to induce a SPECIFIC CLASS OF PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR HER.
 
Callinectes said:
I've been looking for something that cackles wanted to do, admittedly not looking too hard but looking, nonetheless. So far I've come up with the evil price gouging grocery stores, and a vague "opportunity economy" whatever that is. Until this morning, when I heard about this:


Can anyone on the left tell me the difference between the 2 schemes, other than the obvious 2?

1. Musk is using HIS OWN MONEY to induce people to SIGN A PETITION.

2. Harris wants to use TAXPAYER MONEY to induce a SPECIFIC CLASS OF PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR HER.
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Vote Libertarian. Vote Oliver Chase. :thup:

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Callinectes said:
I've been looking for something that cackles wanted to do, admittedly not looking too hard but looking, nonetheless. So far I've come up with the evil price gouging grocery stores, and a vague "opportunity economy" whatever that is. Until this morning, when I heard about this:


Can anyone on the left tell me the difference between the 2 schemes, other than the obvious 2?

1. Musk is using HIS OWN MONEY to induce people to SIGN A PETITION.

2. Harris wants to use TAXPAYER MONEY to induce a SPECIFIC CLASS OF PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR HER.
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How is Harris using taxpayer money to buy votes? Isn't that illegal?

Are you claiming that, once again, the Democrats are smarter and more wily than Republicans?
 
evince said:
Prominent election law expert Rick Hasen wrote on his personal Election Law Blog that he believed Mr Musk's offer was "clearly illegal".

Federal law states anyone who "pays or offers to pay or accepts payment either for registration to vote or for voting" faces a potential $10,000 fine or five year prison sentence.
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Oh, man! It would so so fucking lovely if that ass-clown was sent to prison! That would be sooooo saaweet!
 
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