I’ve been getting lots of replies from folks ripping me for questioning people like Elon for tweeting but taking no real actions, so I will respond to all here, let’s engage!

You’re defending someone with near-infinite resources, global influence, and a platform so powerful he could literally change the world overnight, yet your energy is spent not asking why he doesn’t, but attacking someone asking questions about it. If this sounds backwards, it’s because it is. Folks like you are the blueprint for the problem. By idolizing power instead of questioning it, you help build the very systems that eventually make you and the rest of us suffer. It’s like signing up for a cult, and then wondering why the Kool-Aid tastes funny.

The wildest part? You lash out with labels—‘libtard,’ ‘socialist,’ ‘whatever-ist’—as if a handful of meaningless words could dismiss the fact that asking questions is the literal foundation of change. 

Meanwhile, if you’d taken even one second to read my profile, you’d see that I don’t follow, I don’t lead, and I don’t belong to anyone. I’m not here for tribalism, hero worship, or tech-lord cults where the emperors don’t even bother with clothes.

You, however, have chosen to idolize someone who doesn’t even know you exist. You’re not just an NPC (Non-Playable Character, for the uninitiated); no, you’re a subNPC. You’re that background texture in the video game that glitches out and disappears the moment anyone zooms in. You’re so busy guarding the throne of someone who doesn’t care that you’re standing there, you’ve completely missed the actual question: Why doesn’t this person—who could solve problems most of us couldn’t even fathom - do so?

The answer is simple: because they don’t have to. People like you will attack anyone who dares to suggest that they should. And this is why the jester-the satirist, the questioner-must exist: to call out the twisted logic of a society so blinded by their idols that they can’t see the forest for the trees.

So here’s a question for you: Why aren’t you questioning the person with the power? Why aren’t you asking, ‘Hey, if I had a billion dollars and a platform to help stop wildfires, would I?’ Because if your answer isn’t ‘yes,’ then the only thing you’re defending is your own apathy. And that’s not on me—that’s on you.

But don’t worry, I’ll be here, asking questions while you defend your clothless emperors. Someone’s got to have a soul in this increasingly subNPC world.

Jester

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