Valid point

[u/DelicateAurora]

[u/TheBaalzak]

And I'm rubber while you're glue lol.

There's a difference between him spending his personal money and the company spending their money.

It's honestly baffling how brainwashed you must be to not think there's a difference.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/TheBaalzak]

You've now spent several replies insisting there's a difference between two things I've never claimed were the same.

Are you actually reading my comments, or just arguing with yourself at this point?

[u/TheBaalzak → u/CurvySexretLady]

That difference is the crux of your confusion.

I'm not surprised at all that you don't understand.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/TheBaalzak]

Then quote where I claimed personal and corporate finances were the same.

I'll wait.

[u/TheBaalzak → u/CurvySexretLady]

Give me an easier one.

Musk invests and reinvests his monies all the time into various companies through stock and otherwise. His purchase of Twitter is a de-facto example of such investment. His companies also invest and reinvest their monies into their own company, through stock buybacks as an example, but also purchase of stock and investments in various other companies.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/TheBaalzak]

You just quoted me explicitly describing Musk's personal investments and his companies' investments as two separate activities.

The word "also" should have been a clue.

Thanks for illustrating my point.

[u/TheBaalzak → u/CurvySexretLady]

You described a personal investment and insisted it was an example of corporate reinvestment.

That difference is the crux of your confusion.

I'm not surprised at all that you don't understand.

You're getting boring.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/TheBaalzak]

I described Musk's purchase of Twitter as an example of his personal investment, then separately discussed investments made by his companies.

Nowhere did I claim his personal investment was an example of corporate reinvestment.

You're repeatedly arguing against something I never said, and apparently I'm the one who's confused. 😂

[u/TheBaalzak → u/CurvySexretLady]

You explicitly gave that as an example lol. I even quoted it!

You're fun.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/TheBaalzak]

Yes, I explicitly gave Twitter as an example of Musk's personal investment.

Not corporate reinvestment.

You quoted it, but apparently didn't comprehend what you quoted. 😂

EDIT: LOL and now you blocked me.

And where did I claim buying Twitter was a reinvestment into Tesla or SpaceX?

You keep congratulating yourself for disproving claims nobody made. 😂

[u/TheBaalzak → u/CurvySexretLady]

Great, well my point was that the purchase of Twitter wasn't a reinvestment into Tesla or SpaceX, so you proved your own argument wrong WELL before I thought you did.

I'm cool with that too, thanks.

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[u/ThirdFurguson → u/CurvySexretLady]

LMAO you forgot what the conversation was about, so you declared victory? You're hilarious.

To remind you, you were responding to "It is though. His company reinvests money, not him" when you made your point about him buying things with his own personal money to disprove that.

Thanks for the laughs.

[u/CurvySexretLady → u/ThirdFurguson]

LMAO, yes! That's exactly what the conversation was about.

He claimed Musk's companies reinvest money, not Musk himself. I gave Twitter as an example of Musk personally investing his own money.

Then he started arguing that buying Twitter wasn't reinvesting into Tesla or SpaceX, which nobody claimed in the first place.

You've correctly recounted the conversation while somehow missing the very argument I was making. 😂

[u/ThirdFurguson → u/CurvySexretLady]

Your argument was so irrelevant that it proved the person you answered was correct.

Fucking hilarious. Keep up the good work.