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Last week, this is interesting, something called the California Coastal Commission denied SpaceX’s request to launch more rockets from Vandenberg Space Force Base, about 240 miles north of Los Angeles. The commission claims it is concerned about the environmental impact and acoustics of a boom that can be heard for hundreds of miles. After all, you don’t want to wake up 180,000 homeless people in tents before noon, right? However, such launches have been occurring for the past 70 years. Not to mention the other sonic booms they allow, like feeding Eric Swalwell a Taco Bell bean burrito. But the committee’s own words prove it is less concerned about SpaceX’s environmental impact than Mr. Musk’s social impact. This is Chairman Caryl Hart.
Caryl Hart: They will be doing business with companies that are not, and whose top executives are actively participating in presidential elections.
Look, what she should have said is that we’re dealing with someone who has thrown himself into the presidential race and is not helping the Democratic Party. But that’s honest. A trait that most bureaucrats hate. After all, Jeff Bezos owns the Washington Post. The Soros Foundation funds left-wing congressmen left and right. And Zuckerberg helped sway Joe’s election in 2020. Look, they’re not mad that Musk is a political billionaire. They’re mad that he’s not a political billionaire. Listen to Commissioner Mike Wilson.
Mike Wilson: This company is owned by the world’s richest man and directly controls the most extensive global communications system on the planet. And just last week, that person was speaking. About political retaliation On the national stage, and how… And it was very lip service, but he still stands next to a candidate who is openly promoting that language and working to normalize that language. I was there.
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Oh my God. How pitiful. Look, if you’re mad at people who are normalizing weird language, arrest Kamala. Every speech sounds like she’s wasting one word on the desk calendar for the day. Finally, check out this funny statement from Commissioner Gretchen Newsom.
Gretchen Wilson: Now Elon Musk is flying around the country spewing and tweeting political falsehoods and attacking FEMA while claiming he wants to help hurricane victims with free StarLink access to the internet.
Hopping? What, he lost a leg? So this lovable weirdo is actually mocking Musk for his support of disaster victims. What the hell did she do? Nothing. She is a bureaucrat. While Musk was shuffling papers, he provided agitated homeless men like Jamie Risseau with better internet access than public libraries in North Carolina. Now, do any of these bureaucrats really seem to care about wildlife conservation? They can’t tell the difference between a brown bear and Bret Beyer. Actually, the only difference is that one of them is no longer in the forest.
Now, the only thing they’re really protecting is themselves. They’re angry that Mr. Musk didn’t throw their intelligence and wealth behind stupid Kamala, and they’re abusing their power to punish Mr. Musk. Musk now insists his comments had nothing to do with Saturday’s record-breaking rocket launch and vows to sue the commission for violating his First Amendment rights. .
It was my first time. No one in history, in the history of the world, has ever done that. Well, I once caught something that looked like a rocket. And did the ER have a hard time removing it? It’s not even July 4th. In reality, Musk beat NASA with far fewer employees and cash. And he did it while trying to cure disease, protect freedom of the press, and create an army of obedient robots. At least, I hope they’re obedient. When I say eliminate Doocy, I don’t want an argument. Bureaucrats think they can silence Mr. Musk because he is changing the world. You can’t do that. And because he embraces a desire for adventure that is the exact opposite of the bureaucrats, it drives them crazy.
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Bureaucrats exist purely for comfort, building an inflated world around themselves without achieving anything. Once a bureaucrat is born, its only goal is to fly the nest before it dies. But Mr. Musk is the enemy of comfort, which is strange for a billionaire. In fact, being a billionaire is the least interesting thing about him. He realizes that when he gets comfortable with life, he becomes a threat to others. Because when there are no issues, they use that time to infringe on others like bureaucrats. Can bureaucrats learn from their mistakes? No, they all avoid failure by avoiding everything of value.
So when they see someone chasing a challenge, they resent that person. Because they gave up on their dreams, they expect the same from you. For Musk, it’s more of a failure than a success. Failure becomes the next challenge, which becomes the next opportunity, which leads to wisdom. Compare that to those who despise him. They say it’s about political beliefs, but it’s much deeper. They don’t believe in themselves and hate those who do.
Okay, they may take inspiration from him, but it’s easy to envy him and become an obstacle to other people’s accomplishments. But you don’t have to agree with his opinion. It’s a free country.
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You have the right to get back at him or anyone else. But trying to suppress scientific progress because you hate a candidate is not a good person. Maybe you should be the one we fly into space. You know, California can look pretty good from up there.
