Too many people want to start shooting when they've never met their city councilor and could make a ton of change by being one of the 5 that show up to any government agency meeting.
Another sign is constant public humiliation of followers. So let’s say a leader is against something, is found out to be engaging in that behavior, and then humiliates followers by defending their behavior and appearing as hypocritical considering they held the opposite opinion days ago.
A lot of people hate Elon Musk for little reason other than his perceived politics. Not declared politics or policies he holds like promoting green energy, but just the general mood of other Twitter followers. No wonder the idea of this platform promoting open ideas scares them.
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This used to be one of the most insightful people when it came to new media.
“Having a public platform that is maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. I don’t care about the economics at all,” Mr. Musk said Thursday in an interview at the TED conference in Vancouver.