Give me a ******* edit button, Elon.
Elon makes all-cash offer to take Twitter private
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Honestly, I don't believe they will.Quote:
I hope the alphabet bureacracy leadeship is ready to deal with endless investigations of their activities starting Nov 2022.
First of all, I'm not sure the "good" Republicans have much faith in the investigators. Secondly, about 30% of elected Republicans would likely not support any sort of investigation, either because theyre friends with the targets, or because they to are involved directly, or tangentially. Thirdly, It would easily be two years before any investigations are complete.
I'm not saying don't do it, but it damned well better be specific goals, and the good guys better have a say in who does the investigating.
Probably not. Florida needs himProc92 said:
Will desantis run for pres in '24?
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None of that surprises me. I thought the old "$420.00/share" was old news.
To me, that was about two years ago. I knew there would be lawsuits when he said it, but kind of figured he'd have that one put to bed.
Either way, every topic you brought up will be rehashed by the compliant media several thousand times. In fact, a meteor could hit Earth next week, and the sidebar Musk stories would be the headlines.
Twitter HQ staff in San Francisco watching their diversity/inclusion cry rooms get turned into a homeless shelter pic.twitter.com/7a5JLBMCoz
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) April 25, 2022
Hillary paid for warrant to spy on Trump.
Only if it works for a very limited time after the original post (maybe 1-3 minutes).AggieVictor10 said:
Give me a ******* edit button, Elon.
Twitter on this date feels a bit like pic.twitter.com/RBy9nQwK97
— Michael S. Smith II (@MichaelSSmithII) April 25, 2022
Hillary paid for warrant to spy on Trump.
Law fare. Good for them, good for us. Put them on the defensive, cost them money and time and stress.
I have a serious, nave question. Musk's offer is for 100% of Twitter. What happens if a stockholder, no matter how small, refuses to part with his stock; for whatever reason?
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
Awww, can we do one year where Elon does to the left what they did to the right? Just one year. Then we can open it up to everybody....Rockdoc said:
It's really not that difficult. You let EVERYBODY speak.
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He has triple citizenship. He's actually African-Canadian-AmericanaTm2004 said:GeorgiAg said:
Like clockwork... Elon is a white supremacist!!!!!!!!!!!!At its root, @ElonMusk wanting to purchase Twitter is not about left vs right.
— Shaun King (@shaunking) April 25, 2022
It’s about white power.
The man was raised in Apartheid by a white nationalist.
He’s upset that Twitter won’t allow white nationalists to target/harass people. That’s his definition of free speech.
Elon is more of an African American that Talcum-X is.
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The board (elected by the shareholders) authorizes the sale of all shares for whatever price.taxpreparer said:
I have a serious, nave question. Musk's offer is for 100% of Twitter. What happens if a stockholder, no matter how small, refuses to part with his stock; for whatever reason?
taxpreparer said:
I have a serious, nave question. Musk's offer is for 100% of Twitter. What happens if a stockholder, no matter how small, refuses to part with his stock; for whatever reason?
This. And shares have contractual actions. Same way the board could vote to split shares, change dividends, buy back shares, etc.
How does it get turned to a private company after that?bthotugigem05 said:The board (elected by the shareholders) authorizes the sale of all shares for whatever price.taxpreparer said:
I have a serious, nave question. Musk's offer is for 100% of Twitter. What happens if a stockholder, no matter how small, refuses to part with his stock; for whatever reason?
Are you saying that if I own 100 shares, I can be forced to sell them against my will?
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
Yep.taxpreparer said:
Are you saying that if I own 100 shares, I can be forced to sell them against my will?
Sid Farkas said:Bubblez said:
Changing the culture of a company is easier said than done.
Twitter ain't rocket science. Room full of junior developers, a few managers & execs…plus sales and marketing….Tesla and spacex on the other hand are real companies facing complex issues trying to make complex tangible products.
I'll bet there is layer upon layer of typical Silicon Valley largess to cut out at twitter…not to mention useless woke VPs out the ying-yang.
Twitter's current Equity and Inclusion Officer better have that resume out.
It's being reported he will succeed in purchasing Twitter. That's per the WSJ.
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
Ah, I see your confusion. Socialists in this country call themselves democrats.Prosperdick said:I'm old enough to remember when Democrats would say "I might disagree with every word you say but I'll fight to the death your right to say it."TheEternalPessimist said:Absolutely brilliant post.aggiedata said:I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter, because that is what free speech means
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 25, 2022
We need a place where ALL ideologies, including those on the extremes or on the outside, can have open and free discussion. If you don't like the discussion, you are free to move on or block others personally.
I want leftists who are willing to engage in discussion to REMAIN. But those who demand censorship as a condition of remaining at Twitter...... they are incapable of engaging in good faith and are totalitarians. Let them cancel themselves from the forum of ideas.
Now it's "I might disagree with every word you say and I'll label it as disinformation, get you banned and removed and use shadow ban and other measures to ensure nobody ever hears or reads any words you say or write."
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you get the same everyone gets.taxpreparer said:
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
you can be forced to sell them because you agreed to that when you purchased the shares
He's not buying it out of spite. He plans on making money off of this investment. Will be interesting to see how he changes it.ToddyHill said:
It's being reported he will succeed in purchasing Twitter. That's per the WSJ.
Hillary paid for warrant to spy on Trump.
Yeah this. It's part of the fine print. Your broker is really the one handling it anyway, but if you and your lawyer had the shares yourself, you'd be in breach of contract if you didn't sell.BMX Bandit said:you get the same everyone gets.taxpreparer said:
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
you can be forced to sell them because you agreed to that when you purchased the shares
CiscoKId and Decay, thanks, I did not realize that was part of a stock purchase agreement.
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
You own as many votes as you have shares.taxpreparer said:
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
It's not like Real Estate. You don't own 1 millionth of a percent of the Twitter headquarters just because you own stock.
If you want to get more money for your shares, convince the rest of the owners to say no.
That was the contract you signed up for when you bought the shares. If you disagree, argue against the company's formation documents. You agreed to this when you bought the stock.
Where are all the super important "experts" who claimed Elon was going to jail over some silly techinicality? Lots of folks should eat crow over this.
Lots of posters were super cereal about the violations. Laugh at you.
Lots of posters were super cereal about the violations. Laugh at you.
Parag Agrawal will lose his job. Poor chap, he just became CEO.
BWAHAHAHA!! Who said that? Will they come forward?petroleo y agua said:
Where are all the super important "experts" who claimed Elon was going to jail over some silly techinicality? Lots of folks should eat crow over this.
Lots of posters were super cereal about the violations. Laugh at you.
Same guy/gal that said "Musk will never get a Board seat"? Or this a different internet expert?
I'm Gipper
infinity ag said:
Parag Agrawal will lose his job. Poor chap, he just became CEO.
Hey though, he still lasted longer than CNN+ did
taxpreparer said:
CiscoKId and Decay, thanks, I did not realize that was part of a stock purchase agreement.
You're asking great questions, this stuff can get really confusing.
My 4-year-old pangender child, Stardust, just asked, "Matt, if Elon Musk takes control of Twitter, will hate speech be normalized? Is Democracy over? Will life even be worth living?"
— Dr. Matt Walsh, Women’s Studies Scholar (@MattWalshBlog) April 25, 2022
I looked at them and replied, "Yes, yes, and no." And we simply held each other and sobbed.
I'm Gipper
I didn't know Musk had over 83 million followers. Wow!
Username does NOT check out.taxpreparer said:
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
I am a great tax preparer; however, if you take investment advice from me, your a fool. I tell may of my clients to never, ever, take investment advice from me.agcrock2005 said:Username does NOT check out.taxpreparer said:
Let's just get this out of the way up front. I ma not pretending to be stupid about this, I truly am stupid about. If I own those shares, why/how, can I be forced to sell them? Coerced by an inflated price, I understand, but someone else deciding how much I get for my shares, I don't.
***It's your money, not theIRS! (At least for a little while longer.)
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