Elon Musk's deteriorating approval ratings in the U.S. and U.K. highlight questions about his accountability, particularly regarding his personal relationships and responsibilities as a father. Criticism centers on his lack of responsiveness to family matters, with notable incidents involving his ex-partners publicly pleading for him to engage regarding their children’s well-being. This situation draws parallels to accountability issues seen during the Boris Johnson era in the U.K., suggesting that public figures who evade basic questions about their personal lives may ultimately disappoint.
If a government figure can't or won't answer the basic question how many kids do you have?, then he's probably going to turn out to be a disappointment.
Elon is something called a pronatalist, but I increasingly wonder whether that's just a fancy new word for a very old form of shittiness.
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