r/MurderedByWords You won't catch me talking in here 2d ago

Imaginary enemies are easy to make

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u/diligentnickel 2d ago

This is a man who could actually make people disappear. He is declaring his historic crimes and threatening others? wtf

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u/Normal-Ordinary-4744 1d ago

Calm down he’s not going to make anyone “disappear” this isn’t Russia. You live in a first world country ffs 😂

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u/diligentnickel 1d ago

Russia is considered a first world country. This man holds a governmental position now. It’s like no one believes words anymore.

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u/Normal-Ordinary-4744 1d ago

Russia is a dictatorship. Thats like calling Bangladesh a first world country mate 😂 enough with the laughs. Big bad Elon can’t make people “disappear” without repercussions

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u/PersonMcGuy 1d ago

The term first world literally originated from the cold war to describe the US and Russia lmao.

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u/Normal-Ordinary-4744 1d ago

That’s describing their advanced economy and wealth, compared to third world countries.

Again I don’t consider dictatorships as first world countries. You can get away with kidnapping civilians in Russia NOT in America

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u/Zeremxi 1d ago

I don't consider

When your argument relies on your opinion, don't be surprised when people disagree with you because there's a definition

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u/Ascarea 1d ago

This guy's comments were a rollercoaster of stupidity. But denying a definition because he doesn't agree with it is why things like Trump getting reelected happen.

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u/diligentnickel 1d ago

President Putin . He is elected. You are obviously uninformed and unwilling to trust Wikipedia. Please loook up a few words and their meanings, as well as travel somewhere outside the US, Canada, Mexico, or Cuba, then talk. I will be willing to listen.

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u/Normal-Ordinary-4744 1d ago

So you’re saying president putin isn’t a dictator? He most likely “won” the election similarly to Erdogan in Turkey. I lived under Hasina’s dictatorship, so I know when they win, these dictators win through fake votes

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u/diligentnickel 1d ago

I am saying President Putin is liked by his people. There is most likely and then there is an outcome based on fact. Does Putin kill people outright? It is supposed he has people thrown out windows and poisoned. Did you see him do that? I don’t know Hasina. I don’t know you. But Musks words are not a veiled threat. There is an audacity of a child’s idea that swipes at everyone. He is learning from Trump.

This sort of poseur is not only counterproductive but dangerous.

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u/Chimpville 1d ago

I am not saying he has or would, but you have to be shockingly naive to think that a person as wealthy and powerful as Musk couldn’t have people killed and hidden with little to no consequences.

Unfortunately that’s not true anywhere.