Alyssa Milano responds to criticism after swapping Tesla for Volkswagen - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

TMC · 11-29-2022, 01:39 AM

To think, that things now seem much simpler when she was driving around in this on Who's the Boss?

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https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2022/11/2...or-volkswagen/

Actress and activist Alyssa Milano, who recently bought a Volkswagen electric vehicle after “giving back” her Tesla, has responded to criticism surrounding the German car company’s roots.

The 49-year-old took to Twitter on November 26, 2022 to explain she had given back her Tesla and swapped it for a Volkswagen electric vehicle after disagreeing with changes Tesla chief executive Elon Musk has enacted at Twitter since taking over the micro-blogging site.

Yong Fang · 11-29-2022, 08:45 AM

Nazi Germany founded Volkeswagon as a state owned enterprise in the early 1930's and the Volkeswagon "bug" (which was very very similar) to later models seen decades later in the USA. Hitler wanted the people/workers to be able to buy an affordable car. (The Fanta you are drinking also came from Nazi Germany, and most German companies like Bayer also profited from Jewish and POW slave labor)

I have never been a member of Twitter, and dont really get the concept (plus I ABHOR the term TWEET, I have mentioned this before). The Left hates that Elon Musk has bought and taken over the company. I have not read too deeply on the subject but it seems that Musk is on the surface much more open to different dialouges and different opinions, which the left liberals hate. They only want their narrative to be spoken and everyone else should be silenced and cancelled. There is a huge culture war in America now and unfortunatly these leftist/liberals are winning the war because they control the government, entertainment and corporations.

But Musk is far from perfect and has been banning people for Twitter messaging negative things about him. Everyone, even if they are right, should be able to accept criticism, and the person criticized should be able to argue back against it

If I owned a message board like this, or "social media", I would have very simple rules.

1. No overt threats of violence.

2. No talk of committing illegal acts (as in, "Im in Cleveland for a conference and really need some cocaine, anyone know where to get some?)

3. Pictures of pornography. Breasts are acceptable but an orgy, BDSM, or acts with a Mexican donkey is not.

stevea · 11-29-2022, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by TMC

Actress and activist Alyssa Milano, who recently bought a Volkswagen electric vehicle after “giving back” her Tesla, has responded to criticism surrounding the German car company’s roots.

The 49-year-old took to Twitter on November 26, 2022 to explain she had given back her Tesla and swapped it for a Volkswagen electric vehicle after disagreeing with changes Tesla chief executive Elon Musk has enacted at Twitter since taking over the micro-blogging site.

That'll show 'im! A five-year-old who's been alive for 49 years.

11-29-2022, 08:45 AM	#2
Yong Fang Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 04, 2009 Location: Memphis Tennessee Posts: 3,073	Nazi Germany founded Volkeswagon as a state owned enterprise in the early 1930's and the Volkeswagon "bug" (which was very very similar) to later models seen decades later in the USA. Hitler wanted the people/workers to be able to buy an affordable car. (The Fanta you are drinking also came from Nazi Germany, and most German companies like Bayer also profited from Jewish and POW slave labor) I have never been a member of Twitter, and dont really get the concept (plus I ABHOR the term TWEET, I have mentioned this before). The Left hates that Elon Musk has bought and taken over the company. I have not read too deeply on the subject but it seems that Musk is on the surface much more open to different dialouges and different opinions, which the left liberals hate. They only want their narrative to be spoken and everyone else should be silenced and cancelled. There is a huge culture war in America now and unfortunatly these leftist/liberals are winning the war because they control the government, entertainment and corporations. But Musk is far from perfect and has been banning people for Twitter messaging negative things about him. Everyone, even if they are right, should be able to accept criticism, and the person criticized should be able to argue back against it If I owned a message board like this, or "social media", I would have very simple rules. 1. No overt threats of violence. 2. No talk of committing illegal acts (as in, "Im in Cleveland for a conference and really need some cocaine, anyone know where to get some?) 3. Pictures of pornography. Breasts are acceptable but an orgy, BDSM, or acts with a Mexican donkey is not.