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Father of three, husband of 29 years, submarine veteran, lifelong PTSD addict going on four years clean, I wanna go to Mars!!

Oakwood, GA
Joined March 2012
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Replying to @TechOperator
I agree 💯%!! Let the free market dictate the course without government manipulation. My wife is losing her eye site at a rapidly advancing rate. I want her to retain as much of her independence as she can as she ages. While I’m not planning to go anywhere, statistics say she will outlive me by twenty years. Technology is not always easy for her to understand and adapt to. She still uses a 4-track and a cassette player to record her music. We acquired a 2026 Model Y this last year for the autonomy aspect of the vehicle. We purchased FSD. I had originally considered a late model preowned model, but with the government incentive of $7500 and the incentivize interest rate, we quickly switch gears to our current selection. Watching the technology grow has been a wonderful journey, I truly find myself getting excited with new updates. I love the fact that we have an AI four Chip, I recognize the car will have limitations compared to future models, but it will be adequate. The car is quicker than anything I’ve ever owned other than a motorcycle. It’s clean, it’s quiet, it’s safe, it’s beautiful. My wife is watching me learn the car, and she is becoming extremely comfortable with it as well. The confidence level in FSD is a little bit frightening because it still needs to be supervised for the time being. That time will come to an end quickly, but until then it’s too easy to become overconfident in it. My wife and I both love our new model Y. We don’t ever intend to sell it or get rid of it. I enjoy knowing that my wife will be able to visit our kids, get to the store and her appointments safely whether I am still here or not. Thank you Tesla for a wonderful car. Thank you Elon for making life exciting again.
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Recap of our night with Trump… here’s what you couldn’t see. I got to chat with the President and he even asked me to be Press Secretary. He was in his element and the way he feeds off the energy of the crowd is incredible. Trump has held 27 rallies in the past 30 days. There isn't another 80 year-old out there who could do this. The best part of a MAGA rally are the supporters in the audience. These are the greatest people you'll ever meet. Salt of the earth, true patriots. Now it's time to take this energy to the polls. Charlie Kirk and Trump took a bullet for this country, we owe it to them to get out and Vote on Tuesday. Let's save America.
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Good directions on spiritual health
It makes total sense why she's unapologetic therefore uncancellable. She doesn't find her worth or purpose in anything of this world. Her faith gives her strength. So amazing.
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Robert and I are thrilled that our gift of over 2 million shares of SpaceX stock will be distributed to children’s Trump accounts in December!   Our initial gift (shares transferring to escrow as we speak) will go to 11 to 17-year-olds who live in zip codes with median family income (MFI) of $57,000 or less, and to those who live in zip codes with too few residents for an MFI to be reported in the census. These families should receive a notice by Monday.    In a few weeks, an additional gift will be finalized for eligible 11 to 17-year-old children in military families serving overseas, children in foster care, and more children whose MFI is $90,000 or less living in counties near our home in the great state of Texas.   Thank you to the incredible team @SpaceX, @Treasury, @IRS, @DellFdn, @GreaterHorizons, @InvestAmerica24, and the legal firms of Morgan Lewis and Gibson Dunn for working over the past few months to make this happen.   We are deeply grateful for the groundbreaking work that Brad Gerstner @altcap and @MichaelDell have done for the long-term financial security for millions of kids.   God Bless America!
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Tesla is celebrating Halloween this year by having a Cybercab autonomously drive around Austin with skeletons inside haha 🎃
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Ladies and Gentlemen and any other entity that may read this It takes a legal immigrant to explain why America is special compared to the rest of the world Marnie Jones details all the specifics of what drew her to visit and then settle in the United States of America This is a culture worth preserving
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What is fair?
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The fraudsters always had outsized moral outrage and the most heart-breaking stories that were … totally false
Palantir cofounder “@elonmusk made a great point when I was involved as a kid at PayPal: whenever you turn off fraud or grift, the people who would scream the most were the fraudsters.”
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🚨BREAKING: The local council in Upton, Merseyside tried to cancel the rememberance Sunday parade but veterans ignored them and turned up anyway and it ended up being bigger than ever before. Incredible. ❤️🇬🇧
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Hmm
Photo 1: A Hennepin county attorney who released a Somali rapist with no jail time who ended up raping again. Photo 2: A Hennepin county attorney who wants to jail James O’Keefe and Cam Higby for exposing voter fraud.
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Putin on Elon Musk today: “Elon Musk is truly a genius. He is just an absolute total genius. I mean, just think about it. How many of those satellites does he actually have in orbit right now? There are over 5,000 of them, while we are only just taking our very first steps… We are in close contact with our American partners, including Mr. Musk, because it's really important not to get in each other's way up there in orbit to maintain a certain level of discipline and order.”
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Replying to @C_3C_3
I’m trying
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Replying to @ArthurMacwaters
Doing my best
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There’s a huge election happening right now in my former state of Georgia—the AG position. It’s absolutely essential with the rampant crime in and around Atlanta. We can’t keep letting Atlanta crime spread! It’s ugly. I’ve seen it, up close and personally. The candidates are Republican Brian Strickland vs. Democrat Tanya Miller. Tanya Miller is a Democratic state representative, attorney, and former prosecutor with a focus on homicide and sex-crime cases. She has represented Georgia House District 62 since January 2023 and serves as chair of the House Democratic Caucus. She’s not the one! Brian Strickland has highlighted endorsements from more than 100 elected law enforcement officials! She voted NO on the Laken Riley Act. She ran DuBose Miller, a private criminal-defense firm, while serving as a part-time prosecutor for the Fulton County Solicitor. As a Fulton prosecutor, her private firm took serious felony clients from the county. The dual role is not disclosed in her campaign materials. In April 2022, she said police “enjoy a lot of deferential treatment in our justice system,” and that she favors marijuana legalization. In March 2023, she called bills restricting surgeries on minors “ill-informed and grossly uneducated,” and compared those surgeries to cancer treatment. In April 2022, she called Ketanji Brown Jackson “the most accomplished jurist on the Supreme Court.” In August 2024 she said, “I certainly am a big fan of Joe Biden, the president — Uncle Joe — as we call him in our family. She is not the answer for crime-ridden Atlanta. Not even close. Vote Brian Strickland! Please share.
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In the summer of 1994, a 23-year-old Elon Musk spent his days in Los Gatos at Pinnacle Research Institute, dreaming up how ultracapacitors could power electric cars and even Star Wars–style laser guns. Then, around 5 p.m. every evening, he drove to Palo Alto for his second job at Rocket Science Games, a startup full of future legends, from Tony Fadell, who would later build the iPod, to the people behind Apple's QuickTime and engineers from Industrial Light & Magic. They hired him to write the most boring code imaginable, drivers so joysticks and mice would work with games, but Elon quietly gave himself a much harder problem 😂: figuring out how a computer could run a game and stream video from a CD at the same time, something the machines of that era simply couldn't do. Peter Barrett, one of the company's founders, remembered him as "completely unflappable," and said that after a while nobody was giving him directions at all, because he was just building what he wanted to build. Bruce Leak, who hired him, said: "He had boundless energy." So yeah, nobody handed Elon the big problem, he just went looking for it, at night, after a full day at another job. This is who Elon Musk is 💙
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There is absolutely nothing organic or “grassroots” about the rise of the far-left wing of the Democrat Party. It’s a foreign funded communist takeover. Which is why we need disclosures NOW.
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