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- Will former.FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe still get his pension while in prison?
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- If refugees are such an asset to the U.S., why are they then such a liability to their homelands if they are asked to return?
- Why should the parents of Dreamers, who had brought them to America, then be rewarded under the DACA amnesty program for their previous illegal actions?
- Why is Elon Musk making and selling a flamethrower ... of all things?
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Elon Musk owns SpaceX.
SpaceX makes rockets.
Rockets are essentially downward-facing giant flamethrowers.
His engineers play around with rockeeter gadgets.
A flamethrower is a rocketeer gadget. Get it?
Yea, but it is scary looking like a MR-15 Turn around is fair play.
On a more serious note ... Musk's style is to deflect when in trouble ... Like the current Model 3 looming disaster. He shows a sports car, a semi-trailer rig, etc. to maintain his charisma (and stock price). I just think this flame thrower was a dud as a PR stunt.
Scary perhsps but from the demo i saw, if you are more than 20 feet away it is just a blowtorch in a rifle format.
My use of "scary" was tongue in cheek. Just looked it up. Tesla's market cap = GM's ... Is this rational?
No it is not rational. That's the thing about markets, by-and-large they are irrational. They depend on anticipated performance more that actual performance. Toyota has a market cap that is 5x Ford but revenue that is not even 2X. Buy Ford? Sell Toyota? Is Ford failing? Go figure.
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