On May 28, Musk posted a Twitter poll on Twitter, asking his more than 95 million followers whether they trust billionaires more, or politicians? After a writer commented that I would trust you, but not Bill Gates, Musk responded by saying, “I think I have some trust issues with him as well.”
A total of 3,399,953 netizens have voted in the survey. As of press time, nearly 75.7% of netizens chose to believe that politicians are better than billionaires. Musk said that using billionaire as a derogatory term is “morally wrong and stupid” if one becomes a billionaire for making products that make millions of people happy.
An American conservative writer Brigitte Gabriel commented:
Musk then responded to the comment by saying:
According to Phoenix Network Technology, on April 23, Musk blasted Bill Gates on Twitter for spending $5 billion to short Tesla, but at the same time invited Musk to participate in his charitable activities on climate change. “I can’t take your philanthropy on climate change seriously when you’re short Tesla, which is the company that’s done the most to address climate change,” Musk said.
“Elon Musk and Bill Gates chat records exposed, the latter was ridiculed for holding Tesla short position”
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