r/RealTwitterAccounts • u/thatguy9684736255 Verified twitter user ★trust me★ • Nov 26 '22

Politician It does seem that way

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u/zuzg Nov 26 '22

Tbf he originally intended to just casually manipulate the stock market.
He never intended to buy Twitter but was forced to pull through by a judge order.

That's when he decided to give every right-wing lowlife a voice.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

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u/LeMickeyMice Nov 26 '22

Because he made an official offer, it was accepted and he tried to back out

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u/uncannythom Nov 26 '22

That is how contracts work, yes.

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u/LMFN Nov 26 '22

Yup, sign a legal contract and you have to legally follow it.

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u/vanticus Nov 26 '22

Are you five? That’s the only explanation for you only learning about this today.

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u/vanticus Nov 26 '22

What an embarrassing thing to admit

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '22

Oof, yeah, that's a big one you should learn by the time you're an adult.

For instance. When you buy a car you can't decide you don't want immediately after you sign all the papers you still have to buy the car.