🚨 NEW: Fox’s @​GregGutfeld DISMANTLES the Musk-and-Bezos-are-villains rhetoric: electric cars, rockets, Starlink, Neuralink, X, DOGE. “Nobody asked the richest man on earth to do any of it. He did it anyway, and they hate him for it.” Greg’s big takeaway: Under socialism, success is a crime. They look at what you built and ask where you stole it. They hate the scoreboard because they don’t score. So wealth gets relabeled theft, and force does the rest. “You gotta wonder, like, why anybody would think @​elonmusk is a bad guy. You have to deny the facets of reality.” “First, electric cars made him the patron saint of elites the world over. Two, rocket ships, space exploration, aspirational for everybody. Starlink, getting the internet to places they didn’t have before, including places that they couldn’t afford the internet. Neuralink, helping the paralyzed, people seriously ill, to move around, to actually communicate. X, which completely eliminated barriers to transparency.” “Suddenly everything we suspected as false were exposed. People who were censored were now free. DOGE made government fraud and corruption impossible to ignore by the mainstream media.” “This was not required of the richest man on earth. Nobody asked for it. We don’t expect it. He did it. And people don’t like him for it. You have to ask where that comes from. It’s not good faith.” “Now @​JeffBezos, he said success should not be villainized. Here’s the deal.” “Under socialism, success is treated as a crime because it refutes the doctrine of socialism itself. Socialism looks at your success and asks, where did you take it from? They despise a scoreboard because they don’t score. So if in a socialist world, nobody has more than anyone else, then having more would make you a villain.” “Worse, if there