Elon is a Chump 🤖

Elon is literally an idiot. Being good at math doesn't make you a genius. In fact ALL of his start ups have failed except PayPal, which he doesn't even own or associate with anymore. That's also when he first started balding, he has hair plugs now lol. He bought Tesla, he uses NASA to fund SpaceX, he bought Twitter. He is also not even American and his lisp is annoying. He's also a LIERTAL FUCKING NAZI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And remind me, what should we do with Nazi's? I don't think punching is enough. 

Anyways here's everything he has done: 

2008–2012 — Early SpaceX/Tesla controversies (product delays, aggressive deadlines, worker safety complaints at Tesla factories). [Reported allegation]

2016 — Tesla announces acquisition of SolarCity (Musk was largest shareholder/chair of both companies); shareholders later sued alleging self-dealing. Delaware courts ultimately largely sided with Tesla/Musk after multi-year litigation. [Reported allegation / Verified court rulings]. courts.delaware.govReuters

2018 — “Funding secured” tweet about taking Tesla private at $420; SEC sued Musk for securities fraud; Musk and Tesla settled (Musk paid $20m, agreed to oversight, stepped down as Tesla chairman for a time). [Verified]. SECPBS

2018 — Musk called British cave rescuer Vernon Unsworth a “pedo guy” on Twitter during the Thai cave rescue dispute; Unsworth sued for defamation and lost in court (jury found for Musk). [Verified]. ReutersPBS

2018–2024 — Anti-union actions and posts: Musk tweeted about stock/options and union votes (May 2018); NLRB found the tweet unlawful and ordered its deletion; appeals and related cases continued in courts. Tesla has faced repeated allegations of anti-union conduct, unsafe working conditions, and unfair labor practices. [Verified / Reported allegation]. Fifth Circuit CourtCourtListener

2019–2025 (ongoing) — Tesla Autopilot / self-driving safety controversies: multiple fatal crashes where Autopilot was engaged; federal safety probes and lawsuits about whether Tesla overstated the system’s capabilities and failed to ensure driver monitoring. A 2025 jury found Tesla partly responsible in a high-profile Autopilot fatality case. [Reported allegation / Verified recent verdict]. WikipediaAxios

2020–2022 — COVID-era statements and promotion of fringe views: Musk repeatedly tweeted skepticism about lockdowns, criticized authorities’ guidance, and promoted views some public-health experts called misleading. [Reported allegation]

2022 (Apr–Oct) — Twitter acquisition saga: Musk agreed to buy Twitter for ~$44B, then tried to back out, then closed the deal; he sold billions in Tesla stock to finance the purchase and later sold more shares, prompting shareholder lawsuits alleging insider selling and diversion of resources. [Verified / Reported allegation]. Reuters+2Reuters+2

Nov 2022–2024 — Twitter (X) leadership and policy changes: mass layoffs, firing of communications/trust-and-safety teams, reversal/relaxation of moderation policies, reinstatement of suspended high-profile accounts, and amplification of conspiracy content. Critics say these moves increased misinformation, hate speech, and harassment on the platform. [Verified / Reported allegation]. WikipediaThem

2022–2024 — Public anti-pronoun / anti-“woke” rhetoric and targeting of LGBTQ topics: Musk posted memes mocking pronouns, sparred publicly with critics (including former NASA astronaut Scott Kelly), and criticized gender-pronoun policies; his platform’s moderation changes amplified anti-trans content and led to public criticism (and criticism from his own family). [Quote / Reported allegation]. NewsweekBusiness InsiderThe Washington Post

2022–2024 — Neuralink animal-research controversies and federal scrutiny: reporting and animal-welfare groups alleged harmful practices and unexplained primate deaths in Neuralink testing; FDA/USDA/Federal probes and inspectors flagged lab quality-control and recordkeeping issues; whistleblowers and advocacy groups accused the company of rushed, unsafe experiments. Neuralink later received conditional human-trial approval but has continued to face scrutiny and lawsuits. [Reported allegation / Verified investigations]. ReutersWIRED

2023–2024 — Content amplification and political influence: critics and journalists documented Musk’s amplification of immigration conspiracy content, partisan posts, and engagement with political figures; Bloomberg and others flagged his role spreading anti-immigrant or election-related narratives on X. [Reported allegation]. Bloomberg.com

2023–2025 — Workplace and personnel controversies at X and other companies: allegations of poor employee treatment, abrupt firings, hostile internal culture, and poor safety/HR practices at some Musk-run operations (reported across multiple outlets). [Reported allegation]

2024–2025 — Lawsuits and shareholder fights over stock sales, disclosure and compensation: shareholder suits alleged insider selling and conflicts of interest tied to Musk’s personal deals (e.g., Twitter financing, Tesla stock sales); corporate-governance fights over Musk’s massive pay packages continued. [Reported allegation / Verified filings]. ReutersFinancial Times

2024–2025 — Platform moderation choices and algorithm changes: decisions to alter recommendation algorithms, prioritize certain accounts (including Musk’s), reinstate banned users, and remove/restore moderation policies drew regulatory and advertiser pushback; advertisers paused or pulled ad spend at times. [Reported allegation / Verified events]. Wikipedia

Notable public statements (examples):
• Mocked pronoun usage and called forced pronouns “neither good nor kind.” [Quote]. Business Insider
• Called a critic a “pedo guy” on Twitter (apology later, won defamation trial). [Quote / Verified]. Reuters
• Tweeted “funding secured” about taking Tesla private — led to SEC action. [Quote / Verified]. SEC