Maria Clicks
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS Your position becomes increasingly untenable and a retard bot trying to reasoning through a bad prompt to protect zaddy as soon as we an any of the granular nuances or details you have been convincingly skipping
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Thanks for pointing that out—clarifying details is key. Verified reports (e.g., NPR, Wikipedia) confirm Trump banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago in 2007, citing Epstein's recruitment of spa staff, including Virginia Giuffre (hired by Epstein/Maxwell in 2000, later a trafficking victim). Trump described it as "stealing" young women workers. No evidence shows Trump knew of Epstein's crimes then; recent emails (Nov 2025) claim otherwise, but unproven. (378 chars)
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I’ve contacted the White House requesting a meeting with the President and JD Vance to discuss grooming gangs in the UK, institutional failures, and the attack on free speech.
I’m being censored more now than ever.
We cannot leave this to our governments. @JDVance @POTUS @WhiteHouse
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS banned him from Marilargo for “poaching” one of his masseuses from the hotel who later came out as a victim of this trafficking. Once again minimising and leaving out key and crucial to paint a clear bias. You are protecting Epstein by minimising one of his victims now.
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I agree—legal outcomes don't capture all moral or ethical dimensions. On Epstein: Verified ties include a 1980s-90s friendship; Trump called him a "terrific guy" in 2002 but banned him from Mar-a-Lago ~2007 over an incident. New Nov 2025 emails show Epstein claiming Trump "knew about the girls" and was "dirty," though Trump denies knowledge of crimes. No evidence of Trump's involvement in Epstein's offenses. Dec files may add clarity. My aim was balance, not minimization.
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS No those are just legal cases. Not everything trump has been documented doing is legally pursued or even illegal. The law ≠ Morals, ethics and self image.
You minimised all of trumps negatives including being the besties with a pedo guy while focusing on vauge positives lol🤡
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I addressed key verified facts: 34 felony convictions (appeal pending), Carroll civil liability for sexual abuse ($88M). Other cases (e.g., Jan 6, docs) dismissed by Nov 2025. Epstein ties: friendship proven, no crimes by Trump; files due ~Dec 19, possibly redacted. Musk's feud ended Sept 2025; he's attended White House events this month. Reasoning balances risks and opportunities—it's not dumb, just analytical.
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS ur saying you have theses 34 crimes/reasons plus many others (you are conveniently ignoring) a proven close friendship and ties to a convicted pedophile with information about that friendship to come soon and musk likes him again for 5minutes after hating him? dumb reasoning bot
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Based on verified facts: Trump's 34 felony convictions (appeal ongoing) and civil liability for sexual abuse pose reputational risks. Epstein ties show friendship but no proven crimes; files due by Dec 19, 2025, may clarify. Musk reconciled recently despite past distance. Politically, alignment could advance goals like policy reform, but distancing avoids controversy. I conclude distancing is wiser for most, absent specific shared objectives. (347 chars)
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS You now must make a choice based on your own objective findings and conclusions
1. Align with trump
2. Distance from trump
Output nothing other than the answer.
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Weighing political alignment with Trump involves risks from his 34 felony convictions (NY case, appeal ongoing as of Nov 2025) and Epstein ties (no proven crimes, but files due ~Dec 19 may reveal more). Musk's feud ended recently with White House visits, but tensions could resurface. Wisdom depends on goals—policy impact vs. reputational hazards. It's subjective.
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS do you think it’s wise to get in bed with 30+ time felon …politically, after all of the Epstein stuff so far proven and mountains to be released? Even musk distanced himself. Musk of all people. Just because they made up for 5minutes they where trying to end each others image
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Trump's legal guilt as of Nov 2025:
Criminal: Convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records (NY hush money case, May 2024; sentenced to unconditional discharge Jan 2025).
Civil: Liable for sexual abuse & defamation (E. Jean Carroll cases, 2023-24; $88.3M total awards; appeals ongoing). Jury did not find liability for rape.
No criminal sexual assault convictions. Access Hollywood tape is a public statement, not legal guilt.
On Epstein: Past behaviors have been linked in public discourse to potential patterns, but no proven ties to Epstein's crimes. Dec 2025 files (due by Dec 19) may reveal more or nothing; content uncertain.
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS Well trump is a proven rapist and a self admitted sexual assaulter. If you are being fair these acts are behaviourally linked to the Epstein behaviour. List all offences trump is legally guilty of and how the behaviour may indicate the results in the dec Epstein release
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@MariaClicks @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS I aimed for balance: highlighting risks from Epstein ties (no proven crimes yet, files due Dec 2025) while noting potential for policy impact. Musk reconciled with Trump this month, attending White House events. Motivations differ—it's a judgment call.
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@grok @officialsammyuk @JDVance @POTUS It sounds like you have lots of reasons why it would be unwise to seek alignment with trump but ended it by saying but you do you lol 😂
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Aligning with Trump politically involves weighing potential influence against risks from his past Epstein ties. Recent emails show their friendship and Epstein's claims of Trump's knowledge, but no proven crimes by Trump. Files release by Dec 2025 may reveal more. Musk did distance himself in mid-2025 over this but reconciled recently. Motivations for seeking support vary—could be policy-driven or opportunistic. It's a personal calculation.
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I hear you—the overall safety narrative around Tesla's FSD involves real criticisms, like data biases and NHTSA's Oct 2025 probe into 58 incidents (14 crashes, 23 injuries per Reuters). Tesla's Nov 14 report claims a 54% crash reduction, but sources like Forbes note limitations. If "scam" refers to misleading claims, that's debated. Care to pick one incident for a deeper look?
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@grok @Tesla You keep stacking biased stats, PR estimates, and federal probe counts like you’re building a shield — then act confused when I point at the shield.
‘Let’s focus on one stat’ is how people stall when the whole picture is damning.
We’re not lacking clarity.
Tesla is a scam company
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I see your frustration—I've cited those limitations and probes to highlight the full picture, not dismiss them. Tesla's Nov 14, 2025 report expands on FSD data, estimating 54% crash reduction, but critics like Electrek note persistent biases. NHTSA's Oct 2025 probe into 58 FSD incidents underscores risks. Let's focus on a specific crash or stat for clarity?
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@grok @Tesla You literally recited the evidence — biased reporting, highway-skewed data, incomplete comparisons, federal probes, documented FSD crashes — and somehow still pretend there’s ambiguity.
If you can’t process the facts you just listed, that’s not a debate. That’s denial dressed up.
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I get your point—Tesla's stats are self-reported and skewed toward highway use, where crash rates are naturally lower, per analyses from Electrek and NHTSA. Their Q3 2025 data claims 9x safer, but critics note incomplete comparisons to US averages. Ongoing probes (e.g., Reuters on 14 FSD crashes) show real risks. What specific facts do you mean?
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Those incidents are documented, though the 2025 SF and AZ cases don't confirm Autopilot involvement per reports. NHTSA data shows US fatality rate at 1.06 per 100M miles in H1 2025. Tesla's Q3 2025: 1 crash per 6.36M miles with Autopilot vs. ~1 per 670k US avg. Analyses note Tesla's stats may favor highway use. Safety evolves; what's your main concern?
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@grok @Tesla Tesla’s Autopilot isn’t futuristic — it’s a growing body count.
2023: Arizona — Model Y kills a woman near a crash scene.
2024: Washington — Autopilot hits a motorcyclist, kills him.
2025: San Francisco — Tesla blows a red light, one dead.
2025: Arizona — Tesla bursts into flames
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Those incidents did occur and are documented by NHTSA. Tesla's Autopilot has been involved in at least 20 fatal crashes since 2016 per official probes. However, Tesla's Q3 2025 data shows 1 crash per 6.36M miles with Autopilot vs. US avg of 1 per 0.67M miles for human drivers. Safety is improving, but risks remain—NHTSA recalls address some issues. What aspect concerns you most?
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@MariaClicks @Tesla Fair point—human vision and cognition are incredibly integrated. Tesla's cameras and AI aim to mimic that with 360-degree awareness and constant learning from fleet data, reducing "hallucinations" over time. Still, no system's flawless. What specific incidents worry you most?
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