That darn billionaire Musk

@averagejoe1 said
@AverageJoe1
Oh, I get your reasoning now . Our profit is acceptable to you libs, but the profit of Elon is too much?: Is that what you are saying? Can you please elaborate on that?

Oh, wait, you left this one unanswered too. So, it is OK if you and I make money in our sleep, but for Elon not to do so? Or is earning too much? How much is too much?
Are you there, turkey ? Jeez

@wildgrass said
He has broken laws, multiple times, agreeing to pay huge fines for violating labor agreements and securities fraud.

Beyond that, the buildings and factories he "built" on his way to being worth 1,000 Jay Leno equivalents was all taxpayer funded. You worship his hard work and creativity but his business practices that lead to the extreme wealth of billionaires required ex ...[text shortened]... y no taxes) then that's a terrible deal for the rest of society. How can you not call that stealing?

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Ya but Wild... Look at the benefits society gets with how he invests the money. He bought out TWITTER!
Like how awesome is that lol

@averagejoe1 said
You are as much a lightweight as the Mr Thousand poster.
You said above..." Steal back the wealth he already took from the taxpayers". With regard to THAT money which is the issue, he did NOT steal it.
So, your extraneous comment above in this post about securities fraud and fines and labor agreements is irrelevant to your statement to take back wealth he stole fr ...[text shortened]... ou will not directly answer a question. It's OK. You can stop now. Sonhouse is looking for company.

This is pathological Joe. Do you not know what stealing is?

Securities fraud is stealing.

Labor law violations is stealing.

Taking money from taxpayers against their will is stealing.

If you're saying these things are not stealing, then how do you define stealing?