> "but it is a trash bag of Musk ventures and crimes"
If people really want to take anti-Musk articles seriously, the hyperbole should be controlled. Elon's no saint, but his companies are not a criminal enterprise.
If people really want to take anti-Musk articles seriously, the hyperbole should be controlled. Elon's no saint, but his companies are not a criminal enterprise.
How many sig heils and eugenics memes can he emit until he's considered a bad person?
Similarly, when the author says “trash bag”, I don’t take it to mean a literal trash bag.
They are, when they pay enough people, to change the market rules to raid your 401k
Possibly even hundreds of thousands: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-documentary...
"Criminal" is far from the worst label that can legitimately be applied to this man. In fact, every article on Musk and his ventures should be prefaced with a note: "This vocal white supremacist has caused the deaths of thousands of people in third world countries through his reckless and destructive actions."
I think when the histories are written, his legacy will be more Kissinger than Ford.