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  He bought Twitter because his bot nets were being detected. It's not a coincidence that the whole thing started shortly after investigative reporters showed how bot nets were amplifying his messages in conjunction with major upward swings in the price of Tesla.
context: Fully Self Driving! Coming “Soon” in 2015. >
  
  i'd like to go back to 2015. >
  
  Fuck that, if we are going back take me back to 1992, those years fucking rocked >
  
  90’s looked like it was a good time to be alive this is coming from a younger person >
  
  It was. Businesses sought to put the customer first in many situations generally leaving the consumer with the advantage, a single income could afford a family to live comfortably (generally), music and television was really breaking into the scene with recording tech getting better and there were no mobile devices, meaning people interacted more with each other. 
  It was just comfortable. 
  If your mom wasn't sleeping with everyone she could find leaving two young children to wonder what they did wrong and watch it eat their dad alive, that is. >
  
  As long as you weren't colored it sure was great >
  
  This always perplexes me! It seems like racism is more of a thing today than it was back then. This is even coming from someone that grew up in Mississippi. We seemed to just... coexist. Sure there were the occasional hillbilly trash that only existed to make others that didn't look like them miserable, but the communities always seemed to hate those folks.
  But I was also young at the time. Through 2004, I never saw as much racism as I do today. It's really sad. I hope you didn't have to go through a lot of it. >
  
  It was so much more hidden back then. Now it's out in the open and everybody recognizes the micro aggressions but my name was literally "flat face" until I moved out of New Jersey. They called my ching Chong all the time even though Im Vietnamese. Countless incidents that due to a TBI I probably don't even remember anymore. 
  We tolerated it more because it was so common place. Then we stopped tolerating it and that's what you're seeing now >
  
  This is great perspective - we couldn't so easily interact with everyone, so it must have been a lot more contained. Now everyone feels like they have a soap box and throw their opinions all over social media and I can see where the anonymity can make racism so much worse today.
  And sorry you had to go through that. I was the only red head in my school and got it bad, too. The one good thing about being red headed is - white, black, yellow or green... Everyone seems to all come together when there's a ginger joke to be made lol. Eeerrybody gets offended at classifications, but when the ginger guy shows up, the masses are united.
  Sigh..lol >
  
  That was a great exchange.  I'm glad I got to read it. >
  
  I'm beginning to believe this Musk fellow lacks integrity. >
  
  Did he buy Twitter to hide the market manipulation?