The pope looks at Elon Musk’s pocket

Between provoking political chaos all over the world, Elon Musk sought to make herself even more obscurely rich than it is already. A recent remuneration backing offered to Musk by the board of directors of Tesla would make him the first trillionaire in the world, if he met several commercial references during the next decade. Despite the simultaneous efforts of Musk to make an avatar for “Western civilization”, I remember something in the Judeo-Christian tradition about what is easier for guys rich to go through the eye of a needle than to reach paradise. Recently, a guy who knows something or two about said religious tradition (it was the Pope), noted this obscenity and called it.

“The CEOs 60 years ago could have done four to six times more than the workers receive … 600 times more (now),” said Pope Leo in an interview with the new Crux Catholics site. “Yesterday, (there was) the news that Elon Musk is going to be the first trillionaire in the world,” he said, noting: “What does that mean, and what?

In an interview with the New York Times, the chairman of the board of directors of Tesla, Robyn Denholm, defended the company’s decision to give Musk a sum of mad money by saying that in “any remuneration plan, you must look at what motivates the individual you are trying to motivate” and that, “for Elon, that does no one has done that, for Elon, done before. So, the only thing that comes out of the bed in the morning is the prospect of being the first trillionaire in the world? Don’t you think it should be a little more motivated independently than that?

It is good to have a pope who cares about the inequality of income and all this, but it seems unlikely that Musk is particularly worried about the holiness of his soul or the fires of eternal damnation. If you look at his X flow, he seems above all anxious to demonize the Democrats, to boast of his video game exploits and to retweet Matt WALSH’s thoughts on the “transgender” being a “cult of death”.

Musk also spent the weekend trying to destabilize the United Kingdom by promoting a right-wing anti-immigration rally that saw tens of thousands of thousands in the streets of London. The rally was partially organized by Tommy Robinson, a far-right and fraudster political activist condemned with a violent criminal record whose name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, and who was called “anti-Islam” activist. Musk joined the rally via an online video flow, saying melodramatically saying to the demonstrators that “violence arrives” and that the demonstrators could “retaliate” or “die”.

Musk had criticisms for this too, because even British politicians who have been friendly with American law expressed skepticism of what Musk was trying to achieve. In particular, the chief of the Nigel Farage reform said of the recent demonstration: “There is no defense of certain violence used on Saturday. I feared that something as it happens, “the conservative Briton would also have asked what Musk had meant by encouraging the demonstrators to” fight “.

Musk, who also said that he wanted to save Western civilization “from empathy” (given what I know about the teachings of Jesus, it also seems to be a little starting from the biblical tradition), made Robinson in January this year, when he also accused Starmer of being “accomplice of the rape of Great Britain”. At the time, Musk also promoted the idea that the king should dissolve Parliament. Robinson’s links with the praise of the American pre -existing musk of the right. Trump’s warrior Steve Bannon has spent years renting the condemned criminal.