This “we” you speak of is non-existent. It’s about individuals taking actions to fix the injustices and errors they see in the system. For all his faults Elon Musk does not sit on the sidelines. What you see as a transgression by him is nonetheless action, and it will not be fixed until you, or some other individual brings it upon themselves to fix it.
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If only individuals could pool their ideas and resources for collective action, maybe even without a profit motive. We could call it a government.
> > For all his faults Elon Musk does not sit on the sidelines
He sits on the sidelines for all the billions of problems which are not heavily subsidised by the government in one way or another.
The fearless QB who only takes the field when the team has a 48 points lead and for Uncle Sam's team with uncapped salary ceiling.
A true underdog story. Move over Kurt Warner. Not.
Say what you will about ISIS but they do not sit on the sidelines.
This absurdist comparison isn't to say Musk is as bad as ISIS, but rather action shouldn't be confused with helping.