> It's very hard to take anything seriously from a group that has been falling over themselves to find reasons to try and "cancel" him, luckily the only tool they have in their playbook

An alternate take on this might be that Musk had an idea these things were coming and so made the comments about how he'd be getting canceled to get ahead of things PR-wise.

If Tesla is your employer, they are the establishment. If Musk is your boss and is sexually harassing you, he is "the man."

It doesn't get any more "establishment" than (one of) the richest men on earth...

> Sounds like you're calling me a shill for tesla stock which I'm not, and I find way more offensive than the truth which is that I'm generally anti-establishment, specifically anti the current establishment and (a) have been happy to see Musk fucking with them and (b) have rarely seen a more concentrated, unanimous, and vicious attack on someone than the media fallout after Musk announced he wanted go buy twitter. It's very hard to take anything seriously from a group that has been falling over themselves to find reasons to try and "cancel" him, luckily the only tool they have in their playbook

Rooting for the wealthiest man in the world is an interesting definition of "anti-establishment".