> Elon Musk is violating rules intended to keep people safe. "Keep people safe". That's the mantra for every tyrannical nanny state. We are doing this for your

> Elon Musk is violating rules intended to keep people safe. "Keep people safe". That's the mantra for every tyrannical nanny state. We are doing this for your own good. It's why in china you can't watch youtube, it's why weed was illegal, it's why people demand certain books be banned from libraries, it's the reason for government privacy violations, etc. It's all to keep you safe. It's amazing the number of pro-authoritarion justifications here. You would think it would be the exact opposite. > A good leader would be doing their best to keep their employees safe. Keep employees safe while working and getting paid. Working and getting paid is a very important part of employment. Also, there is risk in all employment. > Putting thousands of people at risk in order to qualify for another round of stock incentive is not good leadership, no more what theatrics he's publicizing on Twitter. The idea that you care more about musk's employees than he does is absurd. After all he needs those employees to "qualify for another round of stock incentive". The virtue signaling over covid is very strange because it's pro-authoritarian and people are parroting the same talking points. Sure musk wants to reopen his plant for selfish reasons, but everyone here attacking him are also acting out of selfish reasons - to keep the economy weak. I wonder if this is an election year?