> Musk gave Ukraine Starlink with the condition it not be used for warfare

You're saying Musk didn't know Ukraine was using these terminals for war, including air defenses, for the last few years? Despite constantly tweeting about it? And doesn't know that's what they're being used for now? What?

The best evidence for this being more ketamine nonsense is that Musk initially lied about the cut-off having been Trump's decision. Unfortunately, this time his actions may have crossed into treason–when he did this, he gave aid and comfort to an ally of a country America was at war with (Iran).

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NetMageSCW 9 hours ago | parent [-]

Why do you believe Trump?

And considering Trump is aiding Putin who aids Iran, I don’t think Elon will face any consequences regardless of the truth.

	▲	JumpCrisscross 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Why do you believe Trump? I don't. Musk himself conceded and gave the B.S. about ToS violations. In any case, sure, he can say it actually wasn't him under oath. Burn that pardon. > considering Trump is aiding Putin who aids Iran Trump is the President. Musk is a private citizen. > don’t think Elon will face any consequences regardless of the truth I had this exact conversation with a Silicon Valley executive about Jensen Huang on Monday. There is a blind spot in Silicon Valley about the fury aimed at tech executives from across the political spectrum. The fact that a bunch of people are publicly tweeting that this was a mistake shows just how clueless our cadre of SV elites are.