Grimes thinks Democrats should take the space program more seriously

[Teletubby 132,563]

some of  the comments:

[Monstermilo 3,531]

her and elon are DELUSIONAL 

[Ladle Ghoulash 15,735]

She’s so annoying omfg 

Edited 2 hours ago by Ladle Ghoulash

[LateToCult 39,243]

LateToCult thinks her baby daddy should pour billions into that endeavor instead of trying to pay his way into a Trump cabinet position.

[thefamebitch 799]

She just keeps proving how much of a rich degenerate she is 

[River 103,989]

[Economy 46,695]

Yeah...

 

The massive rifts in politics between taxes, racial issues, healthcare, police force etc will be totally overruled by throwing more emphasis on space program

 

Im super interested in space myself but with the problems rn even in my Country 100% a parties stance on space exploration would be little more than a foot note for me

[Togekiss 2,290]

This is what happens when a dumbass nerd gets a megaphone.

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[Bebe 16,697]

I think there are genuine arguments to be had that the US should invest in Space programs as a matter of national interest (Elon Musk having such a monopoly over space is a massive concern btw) but this is the most out of touch statement that could have been made.

[27monster27 10,779]

I absolutely agree that the space program should be taken more seriously.

However, we do not need trash like Elon Musk in charge. On top of that, we have major issues on Earth as well to focus on. We can't just flat out ignore them for space, as much as I think it's important.

[skaxboy 4,286]

Oh she does? Well what does Ja Rule have to say about Democrats and space?

[ALGAYDO 29,528]

I can’t believe I used to Stan that person 

[PartySick 143,911]

Ok she's crazy and I hate how Elon's basically bought the American space program but I do agree that we should prioritize space exploration.

Do y'all know how many things we have today due to the space program? How many innovations had to be imagined to fly into space?

And that's not to mention how amazing space exploration is  I was so pleased to see Biden put our former governor Bill Nelson in charge of NASA and I seriously can't wait for us to return to the moon, travel to Mars, and explore Europa specifically.

[Economy 46,695]

44 minutes ago, Bebe said:

I think there are genuine arguments to be had that the US should invest in Space programs as a matter of national interest (Elon Musk having such a monopoly over space is a massive concern btw) but this is the most out of touch statement that could have been made.

 

43 minutes ago, 27monster27 said:

I absolutely agree that the space program should be taken more seriously.

However, we do not need trash like Elon Musk in charge. On top of that, we have major issues on Earth as well to focus on. We can't just flat out ignore them for space, as much as I think it's important.

Silly politics comments she made aside...

 

I lowkey agree. Its fascinating how far our technology has advanced overall since early space era of thr 1950s abd 1960s began yet when it comes to space techbology we have no advanced as much as one might expect given it has not been a huge focus

 

Our computer have become literally millions of times more powerful given theres a large market for them and investments to further advance them are powerful...

 

Meanwhile we landed on the moon 55 years ago and no one has gone beyond that since

[Nemo 4,179]

Speaking as a massive space fan myself... yeah, she's delusional.