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@Forbes Using WHOSE money??: The AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MONIES.

Say it again: HE USED THE AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MONIES to propel his company to $9B.

@Forbes “Jordan-born” is a strange way to hide the fact that Amjad Masad is ethnically Palestinian.

@6nubc1 @Forbes are you retarded?

@Forbes That’s an impressive journey in just over a decade. Stories like this highlight how innovation can come from anywhere when talent meets opportunity.

@6nubc1 @_christinahaanh @Forbes no ur retarded. U dont know shit

@6nubc1 @Forbes Replit (his co) isn’t funded by US government grants or subsidies. Capital came from rounds of private venture capital

@6nubc1 @Forbes You are very stupid btw If an immigrant with no background there, no family, no connections can get in and use your money, then you’re probably a retard that can never get anything but to complain

@aurum0x @_christinahaanh @Forbes Go eat sh1t.

Stop using America as your economic zone.

@sling_007 @Forbes Source trash manipulation by new Wiki revisionist owners.

@sling_007 @Forbes What’s strange? Where’s his mum from? Where’s he from?

I know lots of people that were born in different countries to their parents and none identify by the parents country

@_christinahaanh @Forbes And where did those “private” venture capital get their monies?

I know so many VC who also got their money from our US govt thru grants etc.

I was even asked to co-found one girl.

I KNOW WHAT I’M TALKING ABT 🙄

@amasad If you are selawy then I believe you’re in my family clan dar Masad. We also showed up as distant relatives on 23&me.

@sato942_ @Forbes If you’re not a tax paying American 3-5th generation, go EAT SH1T 💩

@Forbes Cool- now do this person 👇

@elie2222 @Forbes Stop playing dumb, squatter. It’s clear this is an editorial decision by Forbes.

Amjad identifies as Palestinian not “Jordan born”

@6nubc1 @Forbes Monies? Are you from Vietnam? 😂

@Forbes He needs to be deported.

@Forbes @amasad 👏 💥 incredibly inspiring story

@RatifSsemujju @Forbes Go eat sh1t foreigner