lol "i'm not mad you are"Quote:
Originally Posted by Methais
1. Anger
2. Denial <---
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
making progress lol
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lol "i'm not mad you are"Quote:
Originally Posted by Methais
1. Anger
2. Denial <---
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
making progress lol
Are we still pretending that you're macguyver or not?Quote:
Originally Posted by joeyb
:rofl: @ your list of everything you're projecting
You should watch the show Deadwood. They mention you on there at least 100 times per episode. It might help you feel important for the first time in your life.
Get a room.
lol
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LONDON — Elon Musk continued his feud with the British government Monday, accusing it of going “full Stalin” by increasing inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1 million.
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Since 1992, agricultural property relief (APR) has meant family farms have been passed down tax-free in a policy intended to bolster food security and keep people on the land. This tax exemption was made because farming is often not a lucrative business, and the work is difficult, so people often do it simply because it is the family business. If farmers sell up, this affects food security. The UK now produces less than 60% of the food its inhabitants eat.
The budget changed this: from 6 April 2026, the full 100% relief from inheritance tax will be restricted to the first £1m of combined agricultural and business property. Above this amount, landowners will pay inheritance tax at a reduced rate of 20%, rather than the standard 40%. This tax can be paid in instalments over 10 years interest free, rather than immediately, as with other types of inheritance tax.
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You know what happened here? Musk had no idea about the details of new inheritance law when he spouted off about it. He drew a wildly inaccurate conclusion based on a misleading headline that someone posted on Twitter. Disappointingly, he acted on that misleading headline by making an uninformed outrageous accusation. Musk is effectively co-president elect of the US. His every public word is weighed and has consequence. If he wants to serve in a government position, he needs to exercise restraint.
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Originally Posted by ClydeR
"Musk took issue with the changes to farm inheritance taxes! There isn't a farm inheritance tax! There is just a farm inheritance tax!"
You and Shaft should team up, the clown duo could do tours. Just talk in circles and call everyone a Nazi's.
Wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClydeR
Only one man is president-elect, and he is nobody’s bitch. Elon Musk is hired to do a job and will serve at the pleasure of the president.
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Originally Posted by ClydeR
Interesting...
https://www.usnews.com/news/national...w-trump-agencyQuote:
Though named “Department,” Trump’s agency will instead function as an advisory body that works outside the government. The acronym “DOGE” is likely a nod to a favorite Musk meme and cryptocurrency, Dogecoin.
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You know what happened here? ClydeRetard had no idea about the details of the Department of Government Efficiency when he spouted off about it. He drew a wildly inaccurate conclusion based on being retarded. Like a dumbass, he acted on that ignorance by making an uninformed outrageous accusation. Musk won't be working for the government but ClydRetard is president-elect of his adult sized nursery at his mommy's house. His every public word is mocked and ridiculed.
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Elon Musk has said UK MPs "will be summoned to the United States of America to explain their censorship and threats to American citizens" in a fresh escalation of tensions between the world's richest man and Labour.
Musk, who has been a fixture at the side of Donald Trump since his re-election as US president, was responding to a Guardian report on Wednesday that the Commons' science and technology select committee would call him to give evidence in the new year in its inquiry into the spread of harmful content on social media after the August riots.
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X.com operates extensively in Europe. People who used the platform to instigate riots in Europe were recently prosecuted, leading the MPs to want Musk to testify about his company's activities in Europe. Rightly or wrongly, Musk believes he has the ability to cause the US government to summon MPs to the US to testify, as retribution for Europe's regulation of Musk's social media company. He thinks he's co-president.