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Looking into it.Concerning.
Looking into it.Concerning.
Elon Musk’s Big Business and Conflicts of Interest With the U.S. Government
Mr. Musk, who holds billions in federal contracts, wants to be in charge of the regulators that oversee him if Donald Trump wins.www.nytimes.com
Yea that's illegal.
18 U.S. Code § 597 - Expenditures to influence voting
www.law.cornell.edu
But only if Kamala wins. If Trump wins, that's not illegal because Trump will abuse the presidency to enable breaking election laws. This is how broken the US is right now.
Because he’s a white man with money. And when capitalism is your religion that makes you a god.Since multiple hostile government leaders now have tried to get him to go against federal interests, when does the federal government take away his federal contracts and federal security clearance?
Since multiple hostile government leaders now have tried to get him to go against federal interests, when does the federal government take away his federal contracts and federal security clearance?
Have this instead:whoops... fake news. deleted
For as long as I've been aware of him, he's seemed like a! #? *... I think that dates back to suing Top Gear. Accounts I've read of his treatment of his first wife are also pretty poor, and it sounds like he was an over privileged arse at college/uni... So I'd say yes... He's always been a %@#!?.Was Elon ****** before becoming famous and successful
I was going to come out and simply say that:
"Good leaders and leadership don't have to become assholes ****** bullies...."
But It could have been too simple for me to unfairly accuse him of something without giving him another layer benefits of my doubt....
And so I try to use more of my critical thinking skills:
"Chicken or Egg" situation
Was Elon ****** before becoming famous and successful
Or was he just recently becoming ****** after associating himself with trump?
At which point ? Or was there even a turning point?
I am starting to think that currently, in today's society, the path to leadership Is training you to become a dick, bully, a$$H@le just for survival...
I think the competitiveness and the fight to always outdo each other means that only the strong (and thus sadly) the not-so-nice bulLIES always end up on top (nice guys finish last)...
So maybe Elon didn't want to be a bad person or $#+!!y leader, but the backstabbing nature to ascend in the corporate capitalistic society is forging him to become one,
otherwise thieves and line cutters around each corner will steal his ideas....
It's dogs eat dogs Type of things.
Knowing all that, I wonder if in the future, there would be a situation where the standard of becoming a leader you can be go to everyone and command respects and encourage people to be less, OR not bullies at all, nor kills each other....
Can we be competitive without cheating each other out ?
Why is human nature not able to steer towards positivity, but rather negativity instead?
Why can't the nice people finish first all the damn time??!
Are we humans not evolved enough yet ?
It seems so.
Can't Biden/Harris just revoke his legality of being in the US and ship him out? After all, they can call it an official act.I don't understand why if the Dems would have to wait until they win the election to destroy Elon Musk. Aren't they already in power?
Maybe that's why people don't believe him.
from Philly courtroom —
Musk lawyer says his $1m giveaway is NOT a lottery. "There is no prize to be won" and winners "are not chosen at random," Musk lawyer Chris Gober said.
Instead, the $1m is a salary they "earn" to be a spokesperson for Musk's pro-Trump super PAC. Winners are picked based on their "suitability to serve" and their personal story, Gober said.
In response, Philly DA team called this a "complete admission of liability" that Musk is running an illegal lottery under PA law.
Remember: When Musk announced the giveaway.... in PA nonetheless.... he said, "we are going to be awarding $1 million randomly." DA showed this in court to the judge.
Gober argued there's a difference between "randomly" and "by chance," which is why he argued that this isn't an illegal lottery under PA gaming laws.