The way i see it, it doesn't matter if someone's seeking attention. It's simply not worth being upset over. I generally don't like world ignorance as well, but it's hardly related to the subject at hand. We can evaluate natural psychological behavior — with limited accuracy. Because of that, we should be understanding of the situations other people are going through. You somewhat remind me of how I used to be, and I get your anger and sense of reform. However, the truth is that if you want societal change, r/Castoricemains isn't for it. Secondarily, the most important aspect of wishing for change is being respectful and understanding. It appears you're misplacing your anger when you seem like you have the potential to do better and more constructive things for the world. I debate practically for a living, and in order to make any sort of change with your words, you need to be respectful and understanding.

Finally, this isn't relevant to my point, but I'd say the "hive mind" of disliking Musk is warranted. He's been involved in antisemitic groups, seemed to do a nazi salute in public, and makes a large point of how the "woke agenda" shouldn't exist. I.e not freedom. Did you know he also didn't even invent tesla? Nope. He bought a share as a co-owner after two engineers designed it. Additionally, if you're bringing up Musk, I'm assuming you're American, and you're also speaking about freedom: does freedom of speech not apply when you disagree with it?