• @over_clox
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    10 days ago

    You’ve never seen one in person have you? You’ve never read the seemingly endless laundry list of issues they have, have you?

    I have, and the Cybertruck is just as terrible, ugly, and ridiculously expensive as they say. The ongoing memes are to educate people why they shouldn’t even consider buying them, and to get a sad chuckle at the fools that actually did buy them.

    • @MotoAsh
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      10 days ago

      Dude talking like he’s never even heard of Schadenfreude… Not only is it cathartic, but it’s educational if you pay attention to what people are making fun of.

      What to learn from the cybertruck? That billionares are fucking morons and that the meritocracy is a lie. They, in fact, do not deserve their wealth. Any of them, but especially not Elongated Muskrat.

    • @[email protected]
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      310 days ago

      I also don’t care for the cybertruck but “educating” people on forums is a weird thing to do.

      • @24_at_the_withers
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        110 days ago

        Lol, coming from a whole gaggle who can’t stop but breathlessly “educating” others why the Cybertruck is terrible.

        I’m on your side, it’s fucking horrendous. But Jesus, it was clearly designed to grab attention. Why keep giving Elon what he wants?

    • @24_at_the_withers
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      010 days ago

      Point to me on this doll where the Cybertruck touched you.

    • @24_at_the_withers
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      010 days ago

      As the saying goes, “the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference.”

      Elon/Tesla designed this truck to be controversial, to generate discussion, and engagement. The best way to disengage from exactly what this thing was designed to do is not to meme about it, it’s to ignore it completely.