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this post was submitted on 03 Feb 2026
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One day soon he’ll run out of companies to eat each other and the creditor bill will come due.
I wonder which American taxpayers will foot the bill?
All of them!
Because the rich can’t technically be taxpayers if they don’t pay in the first place.
Odd to say that while referring to Musk, a person who famously paid the most taxes by any individual ever in a year; over >$10B in a single year.
I don’t think that what he’s famous for.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s company avoided almost all federal income tax on over $12 billion of U.S. income over the past three years
This is following the rules because the rules are written by the rich to benefit the rich. Countries need wealth taxes and more equitable policies on unrealized gains.