There are multiple articles on this from reputable sources—feel free to look it up. This account is here to encourage critical thinking. If your first instinct is to demand sources instead of researching for yourself, you’re outsourcing your own ability to learn.

Social media should be a platform for free speech—not a billionaire’s tool for political power. When one man holds the keys to global discourse, democracy takes a backseat.
#musk

Experts warn that Musk’s changes made Twitter a breeding ground for foreign influence campaigns, allowing propaganda to spread unchecked. Who really benefits from this? #musk

Allegations point to a surge in fake AI accounts amplifying right-wing narratives and silencing dissent. Was Twitter being used to manufacture political opinion? #musk

Reports claim Musk’s team manipulated Twitter’s algorithm to favor certain voices-especially his own. When one billionaire controls what people see, is it really a public square? #billionaires #musk #X #twitter

Mormonism itself—especially the LDS Church—is a corporation. How can you claim it’s not owned by a single corporation when it literally is one?

Ever wonder why billionaires keep getting richer while the rest of us struggle? The answer lies in their ability to control the levers of power. From tech to politics, they’re consolidating control over our lives—and the impact is undeniable. #billionaires

The more billionaires like Musk control, the more democracy erodes. Their influence goes beyond business. It’s politics, media, and law. The concentration of power in the hands of a few is turning the U.S. into an oligarchy—and it’s happening in plain sight. #oligarchy

When billionaires hold the keys to social media, space exploration, and the future of tech, democracy is at risk. Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg don’t just change the game—they create a new one where they set the rules. Is this the future we want? #musk #bezos #zuckerberg #meta #X #amazon

Elon Musk is playing chess while the rest of us are stuck in checkers. From influencing elections to controlling Twitter’s narrative, his power isn’t just about money—it’s about reshaping our world for his own benefit. How much power is too much? #musk

And if you’re wondering about the facts head on out to my page.

Asking for 1800s-era proof is ridiculous when modern harm is well-documented. I’ve presented facts, but you don’t seem to care.

One breakaway group doesn’t erase the systemic harm mainstream Mormonism has inflicted on LGBTQ+ people. The LDS Church—the most powerful Mormon institution—has pushed anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, policies, and political efforts for decades. Ignoring that history isn’t inclusivity, it’s denial.

If you could accept historical facts about Mormonism, maybe things could be more positive for the people it has harmed.

Stop taking an observation on an organized religion that hurts people as a personal attack. If you truly care about positive change, acknowledge the harm and help dismantle it instead of defending the system.

You can argue technicalities all day but in the end your actions do exactly what these institutions want deflecting, dismissing, and avoiding real accountability. Whether you realize it or not you’re reinforcing the same patterns of control and deflection that keep these harmful structures in power

If religion were purely personal, there would be no official scriptures, no leadership hierarchies, and no institutional power. But that’s not reality—Mormonism, like all religions, has been shaped by powerful institutions, and those institutions are responsible for their impact.

Religion may be personal in how it’s practiced, but institutions define its doctrine, enforce its rules, and shape its cultural impact. No major religion exists in a vacuum, detached from the organizations that create and enforce its teachings.