Too vague of a question. They have opinions just like everyone else. I'm sure they are capable of giving good advice and bad advice and it depends on the subject matter as to how that advice plays out. I'm sure they don't all agree on all things so it is possible to receive opposite, conflicting advice from them.
Now, I'd be most apt to listen to them when they give advice on money and choices and decisions people can make regarding making money and growing/investing money.
The binary choice makes me unable to vote. Billionaires have their own interests in mind. Many of them are entrepreneurs who tried to start up a business (most with way more resources than we had) and, in an attempt to keep them afloat, expand, and maybe even leave something behind when they pass away, aren't so different from us in the same shoes.
You can't single out a billionaire as a source of evil in this world. If you do that, you fail to see our own source of evil in this world if we were in their same shoes. Systems corrupt people. It is not as simple as the movies make it.
it's funny that with Elon Musk people suddenly wake up to realize that "maybe" rich billionairs don't really have a regular persons best interest in mind. why do people not realize that we are governed by such billionairs and influenced by such billionaires through all other media channels all the time? why is it that now that Elon Musk bought twitter this suddenly comes up? it should be no surprise to anyone.
meanwhile jeff bezos basially burnding through the labour market with terrible working conditions just letting everyone go who doesn't wanna be ground to shreds doesn't bat any eyes, cause people wanna consume and not give a fuck beyond clicking a like button on some app.
Hoping that one day enough people will grasp this truth so that fair taxes can actually be imposed on these people (that will stick) and that corporations will also pay. the deification of the wealthy and the corporation in the USA is... frustrating to say the least
Yes and no. Billionaires love bailouts, but only when it's for them. Republicans bail out multi-million/billion dollar corporations regularly. It's bailouts for the people who actually need them that billionaires aren't interested in. That would improve the quality of life of the average person and how does that help a billionaire? Billionaires need people broke so that they'll have no choice but to work for their corporations and make the billionaire more money. Plus, if they tax the average person less, they'll want to tax the billionaires more and the billionaires don't want to pay any taxes at all. That's why they promote Republicans, because Republicans don't tax the rich.
I disagree. Elon in particular has taken a number of massive hits to his own wealth so he can facilitate his political ideas. Regardless of whether I agree with him; I know where he stands. I think he puts his money where his mouth is and he genuinely believes that what he is doing will help.
Some do 🤷♂️ If you had billions wouldn't you want to change the world for the better? Would you have turned your nose up at the free libraries that were given to us by rich people?
I don't listen to billionaires or celebrities on political advice. That said Musk is by far my favorite billionaire. Maybe because he is autistic like me.
That's doubtful, and even if it were true, it's most unlikely that Democratic ideologues and thieves are the cause of better performance. The people that actually produce things and provide services who are responsible for economic performance.
I guess 10-20% annual inflation is your idea of drastic improvement, but it isn't most people's. Or at least ones that aren't pampered.
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