Pro Digy II
Professional
The dude is funny and unhinged at the same time, I guess when you have that much money, you just do whatever you want whenever you want all the time...
Elon Musk & his Barret 50cal.
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Pro Digy II
Professional
OK, uncancellable is not a bad word, probably better than unhinged. And he knows it too.
Blackmesa96
Master Class
Gotta love someone who seems to enjoy pushing the buttons of the snowflakes on the left. The fact that he has enough financial clout to really aggravate them is a nice plus. Nothing quite as cool as flying the bird with a hand full of Franklins.
HansGruber
Ronin
Hmm.
Since he is an admitted user if marijuana…I do believe he can’t own that. Quite possibly lied on his 4473.
That’s something we care about, right?
Since he is an admitted user if marijuana…I do believe he can’t own that. Quite possibly lied on his 4473.
That’s something we care about, right?
Hammer67
Professional
That's an interesting issue, given how many states have now legalized it in some form. There are only four states currently that still consider it totally illegal. Of course, at the end of the day, it's a federal form and marijuana is still illegal federally, but there are literally millions of people using every day because their state has told them it's fine to do so.
Just an interesting thing to ponder from a legal perspective, like other examples of disparity between states and the Fed. And of course, in Hunter's case, marijuana wasn't really the issue, it was harder stuff.
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SaltyMonkey
Professional
Good point, but doesn’t the wording of that particular question on the 4473 reflect just a snap shot in time?
Could he have purchased it before he became a user or after, if he went clean?
Not trying to complicate the issue just playing devils advocate.
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Bassbob
Emissary
Well, is there proof that he A) actually owns that Barrett and B) was a marijuana user at the time he filled out the 4473 ?
To address your point directly though, no, I don't care about that. I see no reason a constitutional right should be verboten to anyone over recreational drug use. Even Hunter. In fact I think the issue most people have with it is the fact that Hunter gets a pass when joe normal doesn't. Even that is specious to me since I really have never heard of anyone being convicted of lying about drug use on a 4473. I think all those people getting medical and recreational marijuana cards are going to have issues with being approved on a BGC, but that's because Democrats and Joe Biden specifically are very much into making it as difficult as possible for anyone other than cops and government officials to have guns and has nothing to do with marijuana in reality.
As for Hunter I think they should quit worrying about his 4473 and concentrate on why he made millions of dollars off foreign countries without registering as a foreign agent and why he was able to get his dad to fire that prosecutor in Ukraine before the investigation into Burisma took off. The Big Guy is on tape literally bragging about it. That tape came out right about the time they were impeaching Trump for a phone call he made to Zolensky asking him to investigate Burisma.
See, it's the double standard. We all know that constitutional rights are not something the government should be able to just make up criteria people have to adhere to in order to have them.
SaltyMonkey
Professional
Agreed. I think in his case(s) that’s just the low hanging fruit and the only crime that does not involve pops.
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BassCliff
Professional
Hi,
Are talking past use? Occasional use? Chronic use? Addiction?
www.businessinsider.com
A "user" would indicate daily, habitual use. That's probably not the case with Elon Musk. The form does not seem to say that you can be denied if you have ever used a controlled substance. But it does want to know if you are a current, habitual user.
I'm just thinking out loud here.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Are talking past use? Occasional use? Chronic use? Addiction?
Elon Musk said that he had to take 'random drug tests for a couple of years' after smoking weed on the Joe Rogan podcast: 'Fortunately, I really don't like doing illegal drugs'
Elon Musk, who is known for cracking 420 jokes and has reportedly taken ketamine, told his biographer he "really" doesn't like taking illegal drugs.
www.businessinsider.com
A "user" would indicate daily, habitual use. That's probably not the case with Elon Musk. The form does not seem to say that you can be denied if you have ever used a controlled substance. But it does want to know if you are a current, habitual user.
I'm just thinking out loud here.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Bassbob
Emissary
That’s a good point.Hi,
View attachment 44393
Are talking past use? Occasional use? Chronic use? Addiction?
Elon Musk said that he had to take 'random drug tests for a couple of years' after smoking weed on the Joe Rogan podcast: 'Fortunately, I really don't like doing illegal drugs'
Elon Musk, who is known for cracking 420 jokes and has reportedly taken ketamine, told his biographer he "really" doesn't like taking illegal drugs.
A "user" would indicate daily, habitual use. That's probably not the case with Elon Musk. The form does not seem to say that you can be denied if you have ever used a controlled substance. But it does want to know if you are a current, habitual user.
I'm just thinking out loud here.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
HansGruber
Ronin
If you play that game…user is whatever the person filling out the form defines it as…”I wasn’t high when I bought the gun, so I wasn’t a “user” at the time”, etc…Hi,
View attachment 44393
Are talking past use? Occasional use? Chronic use? Addiction?
Elon Musk said that he had to take 'random drug tests for a couple of years' after smoking weed on the Joe Rogan podcast: 'Fortunately, I really don't like doing illegal drugs'
Elon Musk, who is known for cracking 420 jokes and has reportedly taken ketamine, told his biographer he "really" doesn't like taking illegal drugs.
A "user" would indicate daily, habitual use. That's probably not the case with Elon Musk. The form does not seem to say that you can be denied if you have ever used a controlled substance. But it does want to know if you are a current, habitual user.
I'm just thinking out loud here.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
I find it interesting how a lot of folks calling for HB’s head on a platter are bending over backwards to find a way where Muskrat is legal.
Bassbob
Emissary
Again, there is a difference between smoking weed er once in awhile and being a cocaine addict. An admitted cocaine addict. And I am waiting on someone to verify that Barrett actually belongs to Elon Musk.
Keystone19250
SAINT
And that is exactly what the prosecutor said about Trump in a recent press conference.
Bassbob
Emissary
Funny how magically all the libs hate him although when you ask why, specifically, they don't have an answer. The Twitter thing flipped all their switches right on cue.
Pro Digy II
Professional
Speaking of not giving a shite, he just posted this, can't stop laughing 
