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> I feel silly to have to defend him again "Have to"? You don't "have" to defend Elon Musk at all, and maybe you should ask yourself what compels you to do som
by ModernMech 5y ago
> I feel silly to have to defend him again
"Have to"? You don't "have" to defend Elon Musk at all, and maybe you should ask yourself what compels you to do something that makes you feel silly. I mean, you do recognize that what you're doing here, defending the reputation of a billionaire, on some level is very silly. He certainly doesn't need your help, so why do you do it?
- fleddr 5y agoWhat compels me is the truth and a sense of justice. The UN was virtue signaling and playing the greedy billionaire card to guilt trip Musk into being responsible for not solving world hunger, whilst he easily could. The UN claim was an incompetent bluff, that was called. Hollow words and zero substance. Meanwhile, Musk donated 5.7B. So yes, when somebody is doing something good for the world, billionaire or not, that truth has to prevail. Same for when said billionaire does something bad.
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