Vegas Cybertruck guys Email
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Alright, what are the options we could be missing?
It's still going to end in, guy who knew how to build bomb, made shitty bomb, in safest way possible or he left bread crumbs however accurate they may be.
Say what you will about Mr. Snowden, but his leaks caused some major damage to U.S. intelligence capabilities. When he exposed programs like PRISM and XKeyscore, it forced us to mothball some of our most effective surveillance tools. He killed some of our most effective ways to collect on foreign threats by tipping them off to how we were tracking them, so they started hiding their communications better. The leaks also strained relationships with our allies which made sharing intelligence a real PITA. Not to mention the risk to our HUMINT capes and field operatives.'Thank' the guy who made us aware of the abuses, not the asshats committing the abuses.
Pitch perfect, sir.
Yes, I already know you'll take the stance that Snowden’s actions sparked the conversation about privacy and government overreach, which led to legal reforms, like the USA Freedom Act, etc. We'll likely never see eye-to-eye on this.
Either what this guy is saying is very very true, or this is just how insane the MAGAts have gotten.
How do you know he knows how to build a bomb?
How do you know his intent?
No it really isn’t PF maybe in your dream world of MAGA…. The land of alternative truths.
Could just be he was f$cked in the head for a host reasons. Maybe he was just paranoid/delusional/schizophrenic
/bipolar and wanted to drive a cyber truck before he died. Just because you are in the green berets doesn’t mean you are macgyver or understand how all tech/tesla works.
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If Snowden had just leaked information on the domestic surveillance programs, it’d be one thing.
He purposely chose to go further and hurt American intelligence efforts abroad, then he teamed with a Russian asset to distribute them and fled to Russia.
Livelsberger enlisted in the Army as a Special Forces candidate and served on active duty from January 2006 to March 2011, then joined the National Guard and served until July 2012, followed by a stint in the Army Reserve from July to December 2012, according to the spokesperson. He went back on active duty in December 2012 as a Special Operations soldier, the spokesperson said.
I'm not saying he was some demo expert but the guy knew how energy in an explosion worked, and knew there are a hell of alot better propellants than fireworks.
Also, if you read the article, he bought firearms the day before. They sell real gunpowder in big ass 5 pound containers of it at a gun store, why pay the retail of a ****ing firework when you can 10x that with real gunpowder? ( per dollar)
Maybe in his brain he wanted to blow up the battery of the tesla, which would explain the vehicle.
What we know about Cybertruck explosion suspect Matthew Livelsberger
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, a U.S. Army Green Beret, is the suspect in the Cybertruck explosion on New Year's Day, authorities said.
As a son of a bipolar and schizophrenic father (who's very intelligent with a mechanical/engineering mind), let me just say when he's manic he does some dumba$$ stuff that really makes no sense--it's always one of the clues to him becoming manic.Livelsberger enlisted in the Army as a Special Forces candidate and served on active duty from January 2006 to March 2011, then joined the National Guard and served until July 2012, followed by a stint in the Army Reserve from July to December 2012, according to the spokesperson. He went back on active duty in December 2012 as a Special Operations soldier, the spokesperson said.
I'm not saying he was some demo expert but the guy knew how energy in an explosion worked, and knew there are a hell of alot better propellants than fireworks.
Also, if you read the article, he bought firearms the day before. They sell real gunpowder in big ass 5 pound containers of it at a gun store, why pay the retail of a ****ing firework when you can 10x that with real gunpowder? ( per dollar)
Maybe in his brain he wanted to blow up the battery of the tesla, which would explain the vehicle.
What we know about Cybertruck explosion suspect Matthew Livelsberger
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, a U.S. Army Green Beret, is the suspect in the Cybertruck explosion on New Year's Day, authorities said.www.google.com
Option A, guy lost his mind, and the world lucked out with the safest possible option playing out is on the table.
That is pretty gross generalization of what you originally presented as option A, and one that I agree with.
Quite possibly the rational reality. Seriously, I've watched my dad through the window going, "what the hell is he doing...he knows how to do that." After the accident that resulted in two people dying in 1993, I asked him what it was like being manic. He said it's like living in a fantasy world, not knowing what is reality and what is fiction. He can't find his way back. The problem is, once he's stable/normal, he remembers EVERYTHING that he did when he was manic, thus the shame and depression kicks in.
Ok. So maybe we shouldn’t assume he knew how to build bombs and built a crappy one on purpose to leave breadcrumbs about a psy op.Livelsberger enlisted in the Army as a Special Forces candidate and served on active duty from January 2006 to March 2011, then joined the National Guard and served until July 2012, followed by a stint in the Army Reserve from July to December 2012, according to the spokesperson. He went back on active duty in December 2012 as a Special Operations soldier, the spokesperson said.
I'm not saying he was some demo expert but the guy knew how energy in an explosion worked, and knew there are a hell of alot better propellants than fireworks.
Also, if you read the article, he bought firearms the day before. They sell real gunpowder in big ass 5 pound containers of it at a gun store, why pay the retail of a ****ing firework when you can 10x that with real gunpowder? ( per dollar)
Maybe in his brain he wanted to blow up the battery of the tesla, which would explain the vehicle.
What we know about Cybertruck explosion suspect Matthew Livelsberger
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, a U.S. Army Green Beret, is the suspect in the Cybertruck explosion on New Year's Day, authorities said.
I’d be looking deep into his mental health history, actions over the past year, and am curious why he was home on leave from Germany. I suppose could be routine for the holidays or maybe it was something else. He may have had a lot of bad thoughts but didn’t really want to hurt anyone.
Thanks for sharing man. That is about the heaviest stuff you could have experienced as his child. Not to trivialize it but reminds me of the line in this is us where after one of the triplets dies during delivery, the doctor tells Jack: “I'd like to think, maybe one day you'll be an old man like me, talking a younger man's ear off, explaining to him how you took the sourest lemon that life has to offer, and turned it into something resembling lemonade.”
Ya, it wasn't easy...I was fortunate enough to have experienced long stretches of stability, but my mom really had to pay the price during different periods of his hospitalization--busting her ass to keep us from being on the streets. For 36 years she endured that mess. I'm glad she finally broke free, but now I (as an only child) have to deal with it when it rears its ugly head.
Knowing the note is real, however true or not, what are you using to eliminate option B? Simply "i don't believe it"?
The leaks strained the relationship, not the spying?
I’m guessing your wife finding out you’ve been cheating on her would strain the relationship.
Not the cheating itself, but her finding out about it.
You’ve read some of the nonsense people post and link on here?
Specific to this, no, I've read that the email read on that Ryan's guy show has been confirmed to have been sent by the bomber. As part of that interview they are verified his credibility.
We may have gotten lucky here, no doubt, I just think it's odd to immediatly discard something the FBI acknowledged as a real thing.
I can’t believe Christoper Nolan made that piece of shit either.
And just how common is Swyer syndrome??..have you ever seen the movie "Freaks"..??.... I don't mean that to be meanspirited...no one would argue that there are genetic abnormalities that lead to highly unusual cases in a VERY small percentage of the population...yes, there are cases of two headed humans, but no one would make the claim that human beings as a species have two heads....and I would say that 1 in 80,000 is pretty rare by any standards...
I'm certainly not discarding anything...I'm also not blind to the fact the average citizen is only privy to what the government wants them to be privy to.
Can people with Sawyers syndrome naturally reproduce?
Science is amazing, theoretically we could put a uterus in a man and then put a fertilized egg in him but at some point you have to draw a line on stupidity.
The gravitational propulsion breaks laws of physics. Either its ravings of a broken mind or our current understanding of physics is wrong.
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PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass
Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill thanked Musk Wednesday for providing the authorities with information to aid the investigation.
PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass
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Gravitic propulsion, eh?
If - as is common on HOBT - you define that as XY chromosomes, then the claim is false. Categorically. So where do you draw the line percentage-wise and simply dismiss reality?
Why does that matter? The claim was that men can't have babies.
If - as is common on HOBT - you define that as XY chromosomes, then the claim is false. Categorically. So where do you draw the line percentage-wise and simply dismiss reality?
You're talking about people with birth defects. And I would draw the line at having a uterus.
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PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass
Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill thanked Musk Wednesday for providing the authorities with information to aid the investigation.
PR experts say Elon Musk’s handling of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas was a masterclass
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Certainly helps when you’re the owner of Tesla and X and can get info on the vehicle itself and then put out your message.
You can call it whatever you like and you can move the goalposts as many times as you want, but you were wrong. XY individuals can have babies. And what happens to your new "defining characteristic" when a trans female gets a uterus transplant? Yes, they are working on that as we speak.
Go smoke something.
From Wiki:
Those with Swyer syndrome develop phenotypes typical of females and in most cases, non-reproductive gonads. Individuals are most commonly diagnosed during adolescence after puberty fails to occur.[6]
The consequences of Swyer syndrome without treatment:
- The individual's gonads do not have two X chromosomes, so the breasts will not develop and the uterus will not grow and menstruate until estrogen is administered. This is often given transdermally.
- Their gonads cannot make progesterone, so menstrual periods will not be predictable until progestin is administered, usually as a pill.
- Their gonads cannot produce eggs, so conceiving children is not possible.
But females can in fact reproduce naturally.
Sometimes it's OK to not go full stupid.
From, you know, YOU:
As clearly demonstrated, that was false if you define men as XY individuals. If the ability to conceive is your newest benchmark, what do you call XX individuals who can't conceive?
Good lord, we can't even talk about a veteran suicide bombing without a trans conversation.
The XY construct is your invention, not mine.
And the Wiki link says people with this condition are females, not men.
So what makes a man a man? If it's not XY chromosomes, you have absolutely no argument against trans women playing women's sports. And you failed to address the question...what do you call XX individuals who can't conceive?
I'll advise you once again to stick to your meats and avoid science...you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
Remember that time you tried saying people that have a baby surgically implanted in them could have babies....
I lol'd.
Won't be long and a robot will be able to do that.
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