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Dedicated is being in denial of everything trump has done and said for years now. You do realize we're on page 10 of a thread about Musk that's been mainly dedicated as of late to his relationship with musk, right?

I'm sorry you feel the need to obsess over unimportant things while denying the important things. But somehow it seems to be a theme with you.

I wonder how many posts you have made on the same topic in the past few days playing the denial game?

"The denial game"

Yeah, I'd say it's official, Pit can add EDS to the list of his infections. I wonder if there's a blue pill for that??

His whole life, sadly, is dedicated to this place. Lies mean nothing when he's the one doing it. Changing his stance means nothing.

And the only time your sad azz shows up is to attack me. You lied about me several times yesterday but it means nothing when you do it. Did you have anything to actually add to the topic? No, because you never do. You only come here for some personal vendetta you have created in your own mind.

Seek help.

Keep digging. When you get done, get a life.

Here, Bubby. I took the first step for you and queried Perplexity AI. You could be back to normal in due time, however, it will take some dedication and you'll need to follow the steps required.

You're welcome...


Is there a cure for Elon Musk Derangement Syndrome?

Elon Musk Derangement Syndrome (EDS) is a term that has emerged in recent discussions, paralleling the previously established concept of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS). While TDS refers to extreme reactions against Donald Trump, EDS describes intense criticism and negative sentiment towards Elon Musk, particularly in the context of his actions and statements related to politics and social issues.

Understanding EDS

Origin of the Term: The term "Elon Musk Derangement Syndrome" has been used to characterize a perceived overreaction to Musk's controversial decisions, especially following his acquisition of Twitter (now X) and his vocal support for political candidates like Donald Trump.

Symptoms: Symptoms of EDS may include:

*Excessive criticism of Musk's business decisions or public statements.
*Viewing Musk's actions through a highly negative lens, often attributing malicious intent.
*Engaging in public discourse that dismisses his contributions to technology and innovation.
*Cultural Context: Like TDS, EDS reflects broader societal divisions and the polarized nature of contemporary political discourse. Critics argue that some media narratives contribute to this syndrome by framing Musk's actions in an overly negative light, while supporters claim that criticism is warranted given his controversial positions.

Is There a Cure?

The concept of a "cure" for EDS is not grounded in medical science but rather in the realm of social commentary. Suggested "treatments" often include:
Critical Engagement: Encouraging individuals to engage with Musk's ideas critically but fairly, rather than dismissively.
Balanced Perspectives: Promoting discussions that consider both the positive and negative impacts of Musk's ventures on society.
Media Literacy: Enhancing media literacy to help individuals discern biased reporting from objective analysis.
In essence, addressing EDS involves fostering a more nuanced understanding of Musk's influence rather than seeking a literal cure. This reflects a broader need for balanced discourse in a highly polarized environment.

How do I let a friend know they've got it?

To let a friend know they might be experiencing "Elon Musk Derangement Syndrome" (EDS), consider the following approach:

Approach with Care
*Choose the Right Moment: Find a calm and private setting to discuss your concerns, ensuring your friend feels comfortable.
*Use Humor: Lighten the mood by introducing the term humorously. You might say something like, "I think you might have a mild case of EDS!" This can help prevent defensiveness.
*Point Out Specific Behaviors: Gently mention specific instances where their reactions to Musk's actions seemed extreme or overly emotional. For example, "I noticed you were really upset about Musk's recent tweet; it seemed to affect your day quite a bit."
*Encourage Reflection: Ask open-ended questions that encourage them to reflect on their feelings, such as, "What do you think drives your strong feelings about Musk?" This can facilitate a more productive conversation.
*Suggest Balanced Perspectives: Recommend exploring various viewpoints on Musk's actions or contributions, emphasizing the importance of understanding both sides of any debate.
*Be Supportive: Reassure your friend that it's okay to have strong opinions but that balance is key. Offer to discuss these topics together in a more constructive manner.

Example Conversation Starter
"Hey, I’ve noticed you seem really passionate about Elon Musk lately. I read about this thing called EDS, and it made me think of some of our discussions. What do you think about his recent moves?"
This approach maintains respect for their feelings while encouraging a more balanced perspective on the subject.

That's hilarious and accurate!

Why? I have one. Your pass time is following me around with personal attacks. How miserable you must be being obsessed over me. You hatred is obvious. And here I thought you were supposed to be a good Christian while you tell lies about others and hold hatred in your heart. Sad, just sad.

Ah how cute. Rather than admit the truth you come up with more of your usual lame BS.

It's not lame at all. Read it, it will help you.

Just trying to help.

It's the only way you can avoid admitting the facts by trying to place the blame on those pointing the facts out. Yes, that's quite lame. It's no different than claiming TDS to those who point out the things trump does instead of admitting that it's those who have spent years making excuses for trump are the people who actually have TDS.

It's just the latest version of it.

It's basically a cheap bait and switch con game. But then again I see where you may have gotten that concept from.

If that doesn't work, how can I plan an intervention?

Planning an intervention for a friend who may be experiencing "Elon Musk Derangement Syndrome" (EDS) requires sensitivity and careful consideration. Here’s a structured approach to help you navigate this situation effectively:

Steps to Plan an Intervention

Gather Information:
Understand EDS thoroughly, including its symptoms and the context surrounding it. This will help you articulate your concerns clearly.

Choose Supportive Allies:
If possible, involve a few mutual friends who share your concerns. This can create a supportive environment and show your friend that multiple people care about their well-being.

Set a Date and Location:
Select a neutral, comfortable setting where your friend feels safe. Ensure the timing is appropriate and that your friend is not preoccupied or stressed.

Prepare Your Points:
Outline specific behaviors or statements that have raised concern. Use examples to illustrate how their views on Musk might be affecting their mood or relationships.

Use “I” Statements:
Frame your concerns in terms of how their behavior affects you and others, rather than making accusatory statements. For example, "I feel worried when I see how upset you get about Musk's actions."

Encourage Open Dialogue:
Allow your friend to express their feelings without interruption. Listening is crucial; it shows respect for their perspective and can help them feel less defensive.

Suggest Alternatives:
Propose healthier ways to engage with political discourse or media consumption. Encourage them to explore different viewpoints or take breaks from social media.

Offer Support:
Reassure your friend that you are there to support them, whether it’s through discussions, activities, or simply being present as they navigate their feelings.

Follow Up:
After the intervention, check in with your friend regularly to see how they are feeling and if they’ve made any changes in how they engage with topics related to Musk.

Example Conversation Starter
"Hey, I wanted to talk about something that’s been on my mind regarding our discussions about Elon Musk. I’ve noticed it seems to really affect you emotionally, and I care about how you’re feeling. Can we chat about it?"

By approaching the situation with empathy and understanding, you can help your friend reflect on their feelings towards Elon Musk and encourage a more balanced perspective without alienating them.



(This is actually all very helpful, I love AI. I wonder if this, a time machine, five gallons of gasoline and a right frontal lobotomy would work for TDS??)

You would need your friends and relatives to plan an intervention for you.

It's not my fault that a billionaire spent 250 million dollars to buy political power and influence. It's not my fault that he's making that obvious to anyone willing to see it. It's not my fault you always used to feel the same way about big money in politics until it comes to trump and Musk. Something you certainly want to distract the topic away from.

You need your friends and relatives to hurry up before it's too late if it isn't already.

I have no idea but you would be the ideal test patient.

I guess i may have EMDS

He's recently stated that England/UK is a police state. Stated civil war in Britain was inevitable. He's claimed British MPs will be summoned to the USA to answer questions/interrogation. He's suggested/promoted/called for the UK should petition for a re-election.

Whether he bought a seat at the Govt table or not doesnt matter to me. As the post said when i started it. I think the man is dangerous. And having listened to a radio interview his dad I can say i think both EM and his dad have real narcism issues and almost lost track of reality in some regards, inventing a different version of real life events. Very weird.

Dude is at it again.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...er-grooming-gangs-election-b2673185.html

Guy is a POS at this point. Pure and simple. And with his money and influence, very dangerous

This only proves what many of us have known for a very long time. You don't have to be elected to have political power when you can buy it.

He's correct. And he is allowed to have an opinion just like you, me, and the Soros'.

And people are allowed to comment on his fascist tendencies. People just like mgh, you, me and MTG.

He’s correct on his suggestion that the king should dissolve parliament???

There's no accounting for some of the crazy things people uphold these days.

He's right.

See, he agrees with Musk saying new elections should be held based on popularity polls.

How timely.....

Only one of those three has been appointed in a position of power within our government. Only one was openly praised and given power such as he has by an American president. No matter how much you try to compare them all as being the same they are not the same in that respect.

Just a few comments…

The King cannot dissolve parliament. The monarchy used to have that power but it was removed during Elizabeth II reign.

SDS Soros Derangement Syndrome has been real in the RW for decades. It is based on a fallacy but that hasn’t stopped the RW.

The cure for the alleged Musk Derangement Syndrome is a lobotomy for Musk.

No he's not correct. The system doesn't work that way. No England is not a police state. No i never supported any other billionaire having or not having an opinion. I talked about musk only. By your own post I'm allowed that opinion though you want to gaslight and shout it down.


In addition the last 15 years of Tory government and incompetence has left the UK in bad situation and the answer is not tax cuts like the Tories gave away last year, the answer is a long and hard road that's probably unpopular in the short term. People that get spoon fed their politics probably won't get that so i understand why you post this stuff.

Also the grooming and abuse that is being referred to happened under the Tories .... Can you guess what they did about it when they were in power? If you don't know i can clue you in.

And another also.... There have already been two inquiries into what happened. Why is it that you believe a third is needed other than you've been told by musk that's what you should think?

Final point ... A smart person might ponder why Musk has a sudden fixation about Britain and the UK. Might wonder if there's a root cause for this sudden rash of anti Stammer posts and agenda ..... But feel free to keep posting that stuff instead.

London has fallen. It is a mess.

MAGA Chapstick must be industrial strength with all the flabby orange and pasty white billionaire asses being constantly kissed. Who here voted for Elon? Hell, I double checked and he wasn’t even on the ballot in Ohio. So why should any of us give a damn about what he wants? Y’all are handing over your future to the brologarchy, good luck with that. Sooner or later You’ll understand they don’t care about you. I’ll be here to laugh in your face when reality catches up.

Sad, but laughing at MAGA is probably the only GOOD thing that will come out of all of this chaos they voted for. MAGA can go pick vegetables, but they are too stoopid to work in Silicon Valley for SHElon. I wonder if he has stuck it in Melania yet? He apparently gave it to Donny already… and he seems to like it.

Have you seen America lately?

I saw the mind of MAGA explained the other day. They knew they were risking bad crap from Trump, they just thought the people they have spent so much energy hating would have it much worse… who did they think would replace the illegal immigrants in those low paying jobs?

Trump already told them he can’t bring groceries down, but that’s ok because tariffs and deportations will… how stupid one must have to be to not see this heist coming.

And when did MAGA find out Elon was actually the POTUS elect? Dems would have lost their minds at a switch up post election like this… must be because they think Elon is smarter than Trump (BY at least 100 IQ points), or they are just good being passed around under the table like a filipina hooker in a game of smiles. And all we herer is Taste GOOD! TASTE Great! Smfh.

Another cute post where apparetnly you thought you made a point - even though it has no relation to anything I posted. All you did was show how you regurgitate crap from inside your social media echo chamber.

So here are some facts about Brexit since you brought it up.

I don't remember anyone shouting about donations to either campaign at the time - and you've posted a comment about Soros contributing £400K to the Remain efforts during Brexit. So while Soros got a lot of criticism for that donation many others made donatios (to both sides of the campaign) and no-one said Boo. No-one is saying Musk shouldn't have an opinion. That's you gaslighting and fighting a position no-one took. What's been said is that Musk is dangerous. What's been highlighted is his extreme, wrong and whackadoodle opinions/posts . . .

As for Brexit specifically:

1. Here's the list of contributors to the leave and also the remain campaigns. You'll see a long list - none of it created a political issue. The highest contributions were £8 Million to leave - £4 million to remain.

https://www.businessinsider.com/twe...ampaign-2017-5#1-arron-banks-8106-375-21 --- Leave
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...tics-numbers-five-years-eu-b2667149.html --- Remain

Soros donation came to light in 2018 (the other reports are from 2017) .... His £400K donation got lots of publicity despite it being modest by comparison to the top 10 contributors (if you look at both side).

2. As for Brexit itself which was championed By Nigel Farage who is now Musk's "best buddy" - it's been an unmitigated disaster. The cost to exit has been calculated at £30 Billion.... It's estimated that British businesses are losing out on £100 Billion each year since.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...tics-numbers-five-years-eu-b2667149.html

Trump also supported Brexit (shocker that he'd back a complete Loser) and then tried to use that situation to strong arm the UK in negotiations.

https://www.brookings.edu/articles/trump-backed-brexit-then-he-used-it-as-leverage/


Not sure how much of that you knew when you reposted the drivel from your Echo Chamber.

i dont know why you bother with memphis. he has absolutely no opinions that are his own, anything response he has is just another twitter post, and he's already agreeing with everything Musk is saying like a well trained dog.

bro, you're trying to convince a guy who is comparing George Soros to voting for two billionaires that have direct control of government policy. anti-EV trump supporters are about to go out and buy Tesla EV's in support of their corporation slave masters.

I’m pretty sure he has me on “ignore” but I’ll just say he was actually a great and kind poster whose points in this forum I respected for a very long time.

There have obviously been a lot of posts from X/Twitter, so I think it shows as “Exhibit A” what happens when you allow that algorithm to radicalize you, right or left. With X trends (even according to the far right politicians), it seems to be targeted toward promoting whatever Elon wants, which like you say is very dangerous.

Like you, I think Soros is an awful human being of the worst pedigree. To this point, though, he hasn’t taken over a megaphone yet, like Elon has.

You are nothing if not sensational in this forum.

Then there's the fact that Elon has been heavily endorsed and given power in government by trump. All along the campaign trail trump bragged about Musk and told people just how much power he would have. When he talks his words carry the weight of the American government, Elon's own power and trump along with them.

He has the megaphone which is X.

For anyone to make such a false comparison between Musk and Soros under those circumstances either aren't thinking things through or are being purposefully misleading.

it was destined to fall after the British voted for brexit.