Elon Musk, like Donald Trump, reacts badly when his lies are exposed. Recently, two major falsehoods were debunked, leading him to attack fact-checkers, including those directly involved.

It’s time we stop glorifying those who profit from public money while vilifying those who depend on it to get by.

This isn’t just irony; it’s an insult. While billionaires like Musk continue to amass wealth with the aid of taxpayer money, working-class Americans are criticized for needing assistance to survive. The real welfare queen isn’t the single mother relying on food stamps

Despite benefiting from a level of government support that far exceeds the combined funding of numerous social programs, Musk advocates for reducing public assistance for those in need. He champions policies that would cut funding for struggling Americans

Then there’s Starlink, his satellite internet venture, which has received substantial federal funding, including grants intended to expand broadband access to rural areas. In essence, Musk’s success has been bankrolled by the very public he now disparages.

Look at SpaceX: a company that thrives on lucrative contracts with NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense. Billions of taxpayer dollars have been funneled into Musk’s aerospace ambitions, allowing him to compete in a sector where government partnerships are essential.

Consider Tesla: a company that benefited immensely from taxpayer-funded subsidies, government-backed loans, and tax credits designed to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles. Without these incentives, Tesla might never have become the automotive giant it is today.

Elon Musk, often hailed as a visionary entrepreneur, has built an empire heavily reliant on government funding, subsidies, and contracts—yet he has the audacity to demean struggling Americans by referring to them as “parasites.” The hypocrisy is staggering.

The convicted felon may seek to destabilize government institutions by ousting employees and replacing them with those easier to control, like undocumented immigrants. This would weaken oversight, foster corruption, and erode trust, creating chaos that benefits those pursuing power outside the law.

Attention, Trump supporters:
You are now fully responsible for Trump’s actions.
No more blaming Biden, Kamala, Obama, or Hillary.
If he’s offensive, reckless, or harmful, that’s on you.
You voted for him—own the consequences.

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The best way to slow down Trump is to drive down his poll numbers. There is no easy way to do that, but Dems need to recognize that anything that helps Trump hurts Dems. They must do everything they can to gum up the works and give him no votes on anything. www.messageboxnews.com/p/how-to-mak...

I’d be more willing to accept religion, even though I don’t believe in it, if I thought it made people nicer to each other, but I don’t think it does.” — Andy Rooney

Trump supporters: From this point on, you bear direct responsibility for the outcomes of Trump’s actions.
There’s no room to blame Biden, Kamala, Obama, or Hillary anymore.
Whether his behavior is offensive, damaging, or reckless, it falls on those who voted for him.
You made the choice…

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