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originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed
Plenty of people teach their children all of that, and it doesn't take because peer pressure is stronger.
It is known.
So I am off the hook and go back to blaming my father again?. Its no fun if its impossible to point at him. On a side note my daughter? Perfect. No thanks to Elon Or My father. it was all me baby. When I get to heaven maybe i will tell him, see what you did!!! it was all you! At the end when I forgave you and took responsability for myself. It was all a lie. Look what you did to me? and why are you even here? This is the last place I expected to meet up with you!!! Did I say heaven? No I will meet him in hell. Im a mess and its all his fault because you said so. Did you read anything in that you comprehend? Who is right and wrong cuz I was fine till you came along. Should I still blame him and then Elon is also to blame? I see. ok seems legit. reread that and get back to me. But if my dad has to be wrong for Elon to be wrong, ok he will sacrifice that. He always one to never argue with stupid, if they are stupid dont interrupt them.
originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: AnrkEE
The only people to blame for the upbringing of your own child is yourself
If a parent says parenting is easy they are doing it wrong
He is just appealing to his fan base for sympathy while also putting distance between his son and himself , imagine being more concerned with your adorning fans than your own child
Narcissist behaviour is quite obvious
But his fans will sympathise, oh wait they already have, perhaps they could send him some money next
originally posted by: spacedoubt
Maybe Elon is just a crappy father.
He’s quite an a-hole in general, so it’s not out of the question.
originally posted by: spacedoubt
Maybe Elon is just a crappy father.
He’s quite an a-hole in general, so it’s not out of the question.
originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: AlienBorg
On the surface this seems strange and unlikely and I am sure there are people here who have said that already. However, its not as unlikely as you might think.
One of my best friends, a man I have known longer than anyone other than family, has a daughter. She was daddy's little girl her entire life. She was raised to be honest, fair, compassionate, intelligent, and a critical thinker. She was all that and more. I ran the bbq for a party for her when she was leaving for her first year in college. She was a great kid.
After one year in college, she returned home with pink hair, and told her father that he represents everything that is wrong with this country and that because of him she hates men and is now a lesbian.
This is literally one of the best friends and nicest people I have ever met, and it broke him in two. It broke me just to see the pain in his eyes. He hasn't been the same since. Of course, the daughter is happily living at home rent free but still refuses to engage with her evil father man person. Its not like he is a 1% billionaire or anything like that. In fact, he worked extra hours and side jobs to put his daughter thru the school that indoctrinated her and turned her against him.
I know how this sounds and if I didn't know this man and his family, I probably wouldn't believe it. Or at least suspect it was exaggerated to some degree. But this actually happened. I think the only thing she learned at that school is how to hate and blame. She seems ignorant of most things she tries to discuss and if you correct her with facts she cant dispute she starts crying, insults you, and runs away. She is not the same person as when she left. That bright intelligent girl is gone and there is no sign of her anywhere in what returned from that school.
''maybe''? shouldn't yer brain tell your mouth to not finish that sentence? or is this ''maybe'' science now? he does a different kind of science though. Hey run with it. Run with it, bad father established. Someday they will invent a crime to silence this ''A-hole'' more rock solid maths stuff. I would rather him be an a hole, just because he is so cool when he does it. Shmarmy. Oh but we all can, He also gave you the platform to do the same. Tell him. Is this your complete list of accomplishments for the world? Elon created that one child, but there are sooo many more. But Those other kids are variables and unknowns and definately MAYBES. Not the woke school system? ok. Im convinced you won the arguement. So now maybe I went to one of those school's too. This is what they taught me when someone wins an arguement, not really its more I dont like someone, based on speculation or opinion then this is what they taught me to say.....why dont you like africans succeeding???You think african fathers produce messed up children that are directly from their own imperfect faults??. Elon. Not the school. who literally just found hitler up in here?. Yeah that is how you use the word literally. learned that in school too. Case closed. I win the arguement you hate elon. So you follow. what you are saying is crappy African A-hole's(which some think are nice and they cant be criticized) Father's produce messed up kids?. You hate them succceeding as billionaires too. Are now saying he isnt a very smart man now? huh?See just like that I get my woke college degree in defeating nazis like you. Still wanna blame elon or do i just berate you with nonsense that I learned from the woke school until you just admit its the school's fault? or forever I will tell the world what you said only african fathers produce?
originally posted by: spacedoubt
Maybe Elon is just a crappy father.
He’s quite an a-hole in general, so it’s not out of the question.
originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: solowolf
Did you miss that he was already in a very posh private school?
For the record Elon Musk doesn't have a daughter but a son named Xavier Alexander Musk who has now changed his name to Vivian Jenna Wilson and doesn't want to associate himself anymore with Elon, as being rich is evil, capitalism is evil, parents are evil, and money is evil, despite the fact that if your kid is going to attend this school as a parent you need around $50,000 in tuition fees per year.
originally posted by: FlyersFan
originally posted by: spacedoubt
Maybe Elon is just a crappy father.
He’s quite an a-hole in general, so it’s not out of the question.
Did you read the manifesto that the school runs on?
Far left woke ideology.
It's his fault in as much as he sent his kid there to begin with.
But the turning communist and trans indoctrination ... that's on the school.
originally posted by: BernnieJGato
a reply to: AlienBorg
18 is a adult In U.S. 19 in canada, a boot in the ass and kicked to the curb, no tuition, written out of the will,any of the eight others children try to help with money received from musk cut them off as well. want to be a kommie, be a poor one working to support yourself.
originally posted by: Turquosie
a reply to: AlienBorg
For the record Elon Musk doesn't have a daughter but a son named Xavier Alexander Musk who has now changed his name to Vivian Jenna Wilson and doesn't want to associate himself anymore with Elon, as being rich is evil, capitalism is evil, parents are evil, and money is evil, despite the fact that if your kid is going to attend this school as a parent you need around $50,000 in tuition fees per year.
Alternatively, his Child may just be rebeling as children/young adults usually do. Going in the exact opposite direction of her father.
It's easy to just lay blame on the school when Elon probably missed a lot of time with his daughter. Not to mention, he makes public statements about his daughter/son on social media. I'd be rebeling too at her age if my father was Elon.
Perhaps Elon should be trying to take time off and connect with his daughter. Rather than talking about his family life on social media.
"Wokism" has its issues, but parenting your kid has far more of an effect on a child's life than whatever school institution he or she goes to.