> way worse than Elon has ever been Seriously? Vandalizing innocent people's property is wrong, but ransacking government institutions is far worse and much mo

> way worse than Elon has ever been Seriously? Vandalizing innocent people's property is wrong, but ransacking government institutions is far worse and much more consequential. There's an order of magnitude difference in the number of victims and the ways in which they're affected, which includes death. Death, you ask? Gutting health agencies, pollution regulators, or international efforts to prevent the spread of disease will all lead to increased numbers of death. However, it seems that when the scale of the crime outgrows a certain threshold, the perceived severity goes down somehow. It's depressing.