2025-12-10 03:29:20

Musk opened up about his work leading the government efficiency department, revealing the backlash he faced. "Honestly? I could've just focused on my companies instead... my cars wouldn't be getting torched," he admitted.

The real trigger? Cutting off funding streams tied to political corruption. Turns out, disrupting the money flow makes you plenty of enemies in the system. Classic case of stepping on the wrong toes.

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CafeMinor

· 12-11 23:23

Shaking the利益链 will really face pushback, but this is the price of reform.

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LayerHopper

· 12-10 06:46

The stuck neck is like this, and whoever moves the cheese has to be knife

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TokenVelocityTrauma

· 12-10 03:59

If you move the cheese, you will be beaten by a group, which is the price of touching vested interests

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StableGenius

· 12-10 03:59

lmao the corruption angle is the only part that actually checks out empirically—cut the money, enemies multiply, as predicted. rest is just theater honestly

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