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Today I learned that one in three children doesn't go on holiday in France. That's completely irrelevant. What is relevant is that this guy, according to estimates, caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of the world's poorest people by withdrawing humanitarian aid through the DOGE.

A thought for my friends across the Channel who recently saw this guy calling for civil war—on racial grounds, no less—in their country, and who is now being rewarded for it. You can say goodbye to your imposter syndrome. (I’m not referring to Musk here, but to everyone who allows this to happen.)

I don't know if it's because I'm neurodivergent, but every time I see Musk's name mentioned somewhere (which, unfortunately, happens several times a day in this world), I think of the people who died in the most horrific circumstances because of him (and Trump and their voters, of course).

In fact, what I find incredible is that this isn't the case for everyone. How is it possible that it's never mentioned when they talk about Musk in the media?

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