Some of the "puritanical beliefs" that put me off of Musk and his companies are also not that extreme, like: "It's bad to make statements about "return to offi

Some of the "puritanical beliefs" that put me off of Musk and his companies are also not that extreme, like: "It's bad to make statements about "return to office" critical of your employees while they are calling you out for poor working conditions." "It's bad to make anti-labor statements in general while your companies are being held up as a model of shoddy workmanship and poor safety practices." "It's bad to repeatedly make statements affirming your belief in American rights of citizenship like free speech and then take action that directly limits the speech of anyone you disagree with using your wealth." While not entirely bipartisan or free of judgement, I think are pretty reasonable.