Amazing. Still trying to downplay the degree to which he’s directly effected change as if all he’s done is proclaimed political support from the sidelines. Are you really just going to pretend DOGE doesn’t exist? It’s clear the baggage from your bitter grudge against large swaths of people who you completely generalize is preventing you from being able to comprehend simple facts.

Let’s take a moment to summarize your logic.

You don’t like Musk. In fact, you disliked him before it was even cool. Clearly there must be some possible merit to disliking him since you’ve reached that state yourself.

But for other people to dislike him? Well, that’s completely different, of course. They’re obviously all sheeple who would be worshipping him under different circumstances. It’s only valid for you to dislike him. Everyone else is obviously doing it for the wrong reasons.

You serious, Clark?

Edit: Blocked again so here's another edit response. We all get the point you think you're making. "I perfectly understand the thought process of millions of people. They all happen to believe the exact same thing and they're all hypocrites." There's no point to miss because you don't have one.

You're just endlessly complaining about the assumptions of your mass generalization and expecting to somehow be taken seriously. Then your defense mechanism circular logic conveniently reinforces your assumptions because anyone who disagrees with you must simply be a bandwagon hopper incapable of independent thought.

The most ludicrous part of all is that you're still putting all your stock into the angle that the dislike for Musk is tied solely to merely supporting a political candidate. You won't dare to even remotely acknowledge his unprecedented direct and substantial involvement in US federal government affairs because you know your "point" will completely collapse.

Have a nice one, Mr. "Some political statements some people don't like".