Via Everyone Hates Elon, London:

Imagine having enough wealth to end world hunger 166 times over but you chose not to (and chose to incite violence instead)

#EveryoneHatesElon #FuckElon #USpol #TaxTheRich #immigrant #racist #ukpol #HateSpeech #ChildPorn #BelfastRiots #EpsteinFiles #EpsteinClass #ElonMusk

@GurgelSegrillo this is dangerous. I can break bones kicking his face
@GurgelSegrillo elon is an absolute Muppet. No offense to honest Muppets ;)

@GurgelSegrillo To do that though means selling all his stock at what people say it's worth. The only way that actually happens is by:

a) finding enough suckers

b) cashing in on the resources behind that money. This means using up all the workers' output for the next 5 years or something all at once.

He's working on a. I think he'd do b if he could find a way to.

Except b won't work because his stock is overvalued and there's no fucking way to get that money out. It doesn't exist.

@crazyeddie @GurgelSegrillo

In the historic SpaceX IPO, the vast majority of the $75 billion raised went directly to early insiders, pre-IPO investors, and vendors rather than into the company's bank account. The stock purchase provided an exit strategy to cash out existing stakeholders, with significant chunks going to underwriters, and the rest retained by the company to build AI computing infrastructure and massive Starship rockets.

Elon Musk did not sell any of his existing stock during the historical SpaceX Initial Public Offering (IPO).

Instead of cashing out, Musk chose to retain all of his personal shares.

The blockbuster listing—which raised $75 billion by offering 555.56 million newly issued Class A shares at $135 each—was designed specifically to raise external capital for significant growth projects, rather than to allow company insiders to cash out.

Key details of the offering include:

The Record Size: SpaceX's offering broke records as the largest IPO in stock market history.

Company Valuation: The debut valued the company at roughly $1.77 trillion.

Musk's Ownership: Musk retained his massive pre-IPO stake, keeping his 42% ownership of the company intact and maintaining firm voting control over the rocket and satellite manufacturer.

https://www.npr.org/2026/06/11/nx-s1-5853199/spacex-ipo-price-elon-musk

@GurgelSegrillo A normal person, if wealthy, will try to help those in need, but if they are sick, psychologically scarred, or have been raised to hoard money without parting with it, they will not do so.
@GurgelSegrillo what are "we" who choose to participate in one man's delusions?
@GurgelSegrillo And a selfish one at that.

@GurgelSegrillo you better have sex with them as well.

There user to be such a nice island with the wildest parties. Unfortunately the owner has died ORF something like this. Due to Mr Trumps latest glorious war, i somehow forgot everything

@GurgelSegrillo and that wont make him a trillionaire
@GurgelSegrillo
I thought "cunt" was a term of endearment in London..?
@GurgelSegrillo This just shows how money is meaningless. How exploiting our collective greed is blindsiding us to what Nazis like Musk do (or don't) and keep us under control. Nothing real could be this absurd.