We are often taught that the working class revolts against the elite--that's how revolutions happen. Not exactly right: usually, elites split, then one group jo

We are often taught that the working class revolts against the elite--that's how revolutions happen. Not exactly right: usually, elites split, then one group joins the popular revolt. Same thing in companies too: Even though people at the bottom are not happy about the managerial class, they can't openly revolt; however, when there is a split among c-level, that's how the winning c-group garners the support of the unhappy underlings. Since Musk has FU money, and a dominant segment of normal population supports Musk's view point that advertisers 'blackmail'. Whether one agrees with Musk or not, at least we know how elites set what to say, what to say, what is permitted, what is forbidden, what one obligatorily has to say.