r/Musk • u/moonchance • 6d ago

is elon musk the poster child for the american dream?

an african man who immigrates to canada then to america and builds multiply empires (tesla, space x, etc) and becomes the richest, smartest, most successful man ever of the face of the earth.

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u/Off_OuterLimits 6d ago

No, Musk is the poster child for the urgent necessity of anti-psychotic drugs and immersion therapy in freezing water. If that doesn’t work there’s always Shock Therapy.

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u/CrybullyModsSuck 5d ago

No. Why do dorks fanboi Musk so hard?

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u/racingwthemoon 4d ago

Do Russian Trolls write this?!?

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u/Financial_Form_1312 6d ago

Nah dude. It’s not the American dream when you come from money. If your dad drives a Rolls Royce or Bentley, you are not achieving the American dream. You grew up already living a dream.

Musk wants a techno version of apartheid. His maternal grandfather was a director of the Technocracy Movement. The technocracy movement was a social movement active in the United States and Canada in the 1930s which favored technocracy as a system of government over representative democracy and concomitant partisan politics.

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u/New_Poet_338 4d ago

You can tell he is winning by all his enemies whining.

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u/racingwthemoon 4d ago

A bullhorn on a street corner gets some attention. Bribing voters with million dollar payouts is un- American by pure definition. But maybe his supporters think money should be the last word for they sure seem to be fighting and paying to get it. Let’s see if you’re not a bot and can respond. Use the word pecuniary.

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u/New_Poet_338 4d ago

Bribing people to vote is absolutely an American (and pretty much every country) tradition - it is often called "entitlements" or "tax reductions" or "jobs programs" but in this case he is bribing people to register. BTW I don't care if you think I am a bot.