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@ifvictr@mas.to the guy didn't give info on where and when to intercept Musk, because it wasn't Musk he intercepted
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@ifvictr@mas.to @MelloProto@mastodon.social @Teufelwolf666@kolektiva.social @kcivey@mastodon.social @dappergander@journa.host @JxckS@mastodon.social I don't think Musk was even in the car, he said the guy was following the car with his kid in "thinking it was [him]"
So don't report on where (person A) is in case someone follows (person B)?
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IMO it's a totally disingenuous argument by Musk and his sycophants that the car incident is in any way relevant to stopping the plane tracking. I even saw 1 go as far as claiming that the 2A justifies it because he's protecting himself
These people aren't all there
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The jet also has a cruising speed of 956 km/h so how would he be posting "live" location data? By the time it was reported by the twitter account the jet would've travelled a significant distance, unless it was stationary and if it was stationary Musk wouldn't be on it?