Far-right as defined by The Atlantic: >Musk’s pet ideological issues: that the mainstream media is ethically bankrupt, that social media and most elite institu

Far-right as defined by The Atlantic: >Musk’s pet ideological issues: that the mainstream media is ethically bankrupt, that social media and most elite institutions are biased and colluding with the government. Let's see what the Far-left Jacobin mag has to say about The Atlantic's credibility: >Jeffrey Goldberg, who has admitted taking part in — and covering up — brutal beatings as a former guard in a detention camp for Palestinian political prisoners, has matured from such physical violence into the armchair variety, always safer for the perpetrator. As a New Yorker writer, he peddled, with very thin evidence, the now-discredited connection between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaeda, which Bush used to make the case for war with Iraq. Now, Goldberg is the top editor at the Atlantic... https://jacobin.com/2020/01/iraq-war-iran-media-bret-stephens-goldberg-bolton-friedman https://jacobin.com/2020/01/iraq-war-iran-media-bret-stephen... Perhaps this is why Musk might have those "pet ideological" issues. It doesn't seem out of place for The Atlantic to smear him for these objections.