Not as catchy as “swasticar,” but I like it.

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    I feel kinda bad for the people who bought Teslas before Musk revealed himself as a reprehensible jackass. Of course, there are bigger things to be concerned about, but I think about it every time I drive down my street. There’s a family with two.

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      I’ve seen people with “I brought this before I knew Elon was an asshole” bumper stickers, I’d imagine there are updated ones kicking around

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      That’s me! I swear I had no idea he was like this. He was just quirky and awkward when I bought the car. Unfortunately, I can’t take the loss on selling the car and buying something else. And to paraphrase Mitch Hedberg, I’m against bumper stickers, I just don’t know how to show it. 😢

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    I used to think Elon Musk was the Henry Ford of our generation (Car Maker, Industrialist), but then I found out that he was the Henry Ford of our generation (Anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist, Nazi supporter).

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      Nazi cars are still on the road a century later, Swasticars gona burst into flames in the next 30 seconds or less.

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    Kinda ruined by having website branding slapped in the middle of it, especially as the majority of the poster is, if we want to talk creative property and such, ripped off from an old WWII poster.

    But yeah, regardless of the why, it is very poorly placed and draws the eye far too much. There’s a reason such copyright statements are in small text in a corner, not plastered in the literal middle of an image.