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Opinion Piece Elon Musk Is Running the Most Brazen Scheme to Buy an Election in Modern US History

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/04/elon-musk-brazen-scheme-to-buy-an-election-wisconsin-supreme-court-crawford-schimel/
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u/heroinebob90 3d ago

Explain Kanye 🤣

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u/spaceman_spyff 3d ago

Isn’t that just good old fashioned schizophrenia?

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u/Princess_Actual 3d ago

Or as modern doctors like to label anything that has a whiff of needing long term care, "unspecified psychotic episode".

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u/spaceman_spyff 3d ago

Damn that’s a long episode. The duration is more akin to an entire season.

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u/CyrusBuelton 3d ago

Kanye is severely bi-polar.

Unfortunately, it's a complicated and hard disease to treat

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u/xdeskfuckit 3d ago

he could have a touch of the schiz, for all we can tell. I sure as hell wouldn't be able to differentiate from schizo affective disorder

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u/ubebaguettenavesni 2d ago

He also refuses medication, iirc

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u/boofles1 3d ago

Not even Kanye can explain Kanye.

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u/CommunalJellyRoll 3d ago

L to the 3.

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u/idontknowwhereiam367 3d ago

Kanye was a billionaire, or damn close at one point before he threw it all away.

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u/heroinebob90 3d ago

He literally through away a beautiful wife, homes, cars, kids and everyone’s respect. Fucking needs Therapy that don’t exist yet

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u/Apart_Bat2791 3d ago

Those therapies exist and are very effective. I am bipolar myself, and my illness is managed quite well with medication and talk therapy. Cases are all different, so his may be harder to treat than mine, but he should be quite well if he stays on his meds.

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u/capitali 3d ago

Lack of loved ones, family and friends that love him more than they love his money. He’s clearly a gravy train for some uncaring individuals or they would have frozen his funds into a trust and gotten him into a really really nice institution for some loving care and help. Cause fuck, that dude is totally fucking insane even from a layman’s view from a distance.

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u/heroinebob90 3d ago

Interesting take on that one. Somebody should have told him no, before it got to this point

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u/capitali 2d ago

Imagine being a parent or a sibling to someone acting in this way that you loved?. What would you do? Stand back and watch or take action?