Ross Levatter (@LevatterRoss) profile picture
Phoenix, AZ
Joined September 2021
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President Trump is now tweeting in horror about the possibility of “wealthy Chinese women” coming to the US to give birth (presumably recovering in the penthouse suites of luxury resorts near major Medical Centers). So now it’s apparently a really bad thing to allow wealthy people of above average intelligence to gain citizenship through the traditional method of being born here.
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It sure is a good thing that it’s impossible for Elon Musk to move his assets and citizenship abroad. Glad we have him trapped in the United States where we can tax him as much as we desire. How fortunate there’s no way we can kill the golden goose.
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The continued success of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders is guaranteed because logic dictates there will always be a richest man…
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I guess the silver lining is that there’ll be less billionaire hate now that there’s a trillionaire…
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Musk has created a blue check to highlight certain X users. He should consider creating a green check to highlight X users who have passed a publicly accessible and transparent quiz on basic economics.
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I am firmly convinced that if we found a goose that laid golden eggs, X & FB would be filled with posts screaming to kill it…many pointing out how much better off we’d be once we gained access to all the golden eggs inside it…not a few calling calling the goose evil.
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The irony of all the jealous idiots in the world going on X, a social media service owned by Elon Musk, in order to reach out to other jealous idiots to complain about Musk. They can’t even criticize him without his help. It’s like something out of an Ayn Rand novel.
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Living in a society where people are not merely unembarrassed by their envy but proudly demonstrate it on social media is far more dangerous than living in the society with a productive trillionaire.
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One of the more amusing and ironic aspects of the current Musk hatred is that a century from now he will probably be remembered most for something he hasn’t even done yet: put residential robot servants in the homes of millions of ordinary people.
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Amazing how many people are willing to go public on X and announce the equivalent of “I have been working very hard all of my life and I’m nowhere near one millionth as productive as Elon Musk.”
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Seeing lots of people on social media today condemning the world’s first trillionaire. So far I haven’t noticed any of them more valuable to society than Elon Musk.
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I think it’s time to consider applying the 25th amendment. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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If Trump keeps this up, the Soviet Union may win out over NATO after all.
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Breaking news! Secretary Hegseth calls on Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to rename award as Nobel War Prize and recognize President Trump as winner.
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Glad we recently had that timely discussion of military troops having a responsibility to ignore illegal and unconstitutional orders.
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So, in retrospect, it seems Hegseth made a good call changing the name of his department to War.
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Do you think the Affordable Care Act, which was reputed to make healthcare affordable, would’ve passed Congress if it had been titled the Extremely Expensive Without Continuously Renewed Subsidies Healthcare Act?
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I’m trying to figure out how to increase the number of libertarians. Best I can come up with is to seed the public water supply with acetaminophen…
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I despise Trump so much I’m thrilled he is being forced to live for a year in a house undergoing reconstruction.
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IANAL, so, while admittedly amusing, can someone explain to me why FBI director Patel’s performance before a Senate committee today does not constitute contempt of Congress, and why he is not charged with such?
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