Now block Twitter for the whole of France. It's the only correct thing to do.
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Also add:
- 100% tariff on Tesla vehicles
- no new Starlink sales in France
- entry ban for the whole EU
- ban GrokAI for 15 years
Whole of France? Whole of the EU.
And put an arrest warrant out for him and throw him into the guillotine.
I'd prefer 20 years of hard labour in, oh I don't know, maybe an emerald mine..
And then guillotine? Pretty please?
Oubliette is such a nice french word
^ This guy gets it.
Deliver him in chains to the Frenchies.
Sounds like X and Tesla should be banned in France
I mean, fuck Elon, but of course he's not going to attend a voluntary police interrogation. Who would?
Just arrest his ass.
Trump wouldn't let him be extradited.
Honestly that's standard for a foreign national when appearing before government investigation committees, particularly one who doesn't think they'd do well when grilled by people with way more experience in arguing the point, see Mark Zuckerberg not attending his invite to a UK parliament select committee hearing.
It'd be a bold and stupid play for him to show up and incriminate himself further, though it would have been entertaining to watch the moment of realisation that he's in way over his head spread across his face.
They ask first...
If it comes to it, they can't try to extradite it. If musk gets out of that, it would only be by paying off trump and that won't last forever and comes with strings
Meanwhile it limits musk from pretty much every other country he'd want to go to.
Basically putting him on house arrest in America, and he'd hate that.
If the other governments weren't face-down-bottom-up in a bootlicking contest. See also: Benjamin Netanyahoo.
I still hope his ego won't take the hit and he'll go in the end
Can we offer him up to France?
No surprises there. Musk has no balls. Combine that with his god complex, and the fact he thinks consequences are for lesser beings, I would've been more surprised if he had shown up.
Of course he did. He only adheres to Space Law now. Thankfully Artemis II laid the groundwork for a courthouse on the moon.
He only adheres to Space Law now.
Is this the new version of admiralty law?
Are we going to see him holed up in an Equadorian embassy soon?
Well I hope he faces consequences
I wouldn't mess with the French. They'll just cut you off. Ban Muskrats bullshit and be done with it.
(Too bad guillotines aren't used anymore)
What’s the next step now that he didn’t show?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_in_absentia
France has absolutely no qualms about trying and sentencing someone who doesn't bother showing up for legal proceedings.
The most likely outcome here is a limp dick fine and a lot of hot air about justice etc.
Nothing.
This guy billionaires.
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