[palmfacehn]

The above poster didn't elaborate when he mentioned, "Living rent free". If we are going to have a discourse on the topic, I think it deserves more depth.

He's a complicated figure. I'm not a fan of all of his ideas, nor do I consider him some kind of right-wing free speech savior. He's like anyone else in that there's some hit and miss. I do find it disturbing how quickly the predominantly left-leaning tech sphere turned on him. This coincided with politically driven media talking points.

A few short years ago he was celebrated for his association with green energy. He was even celebrated by the globalists at the WEF. For this and other reasons, I suspect his promotion to be something of a false alternative. Idolizing him seems a bit naive. The demonizations I regularly read on this site are often poorly reasoned or Godwinian hyperbole.

[felixgallo]

can you provide an example of the 'politically driven media talking points' that unfairly stained poor Elon's otherwise sterling reputation with the green, ah, globalists?

[croisillon]

is... is "globalist" a code word?

[palmfacehn]

https://www.wita.org/atp-research/free-trade-ideology/

In short, it is the philosophy espoused by the WEF, The Club of Rome and some UN institutions.

For all of Twitter's faults, I never interact with someone making these toxic insinuations on that platform.