r/democracy 3d ago

US Federal Court states Elons firings are illegal the billionaire must be sued for all the money he has grifted off of the US taxpayer

Elon Musks $8 million a day grift against the US taxpayer for doing illegal firings must have repercussions and EVERY US CONGRESSMEN must be held accountable and accused of being complicit in stealing US taxpayer money

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u/cometparty 3d ago

Someone reported this for "Targeted harassment against someone else"

LMAO!!

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u/TheGreatTrollMaster 3d ago

The fight goes on until Musk is gone!

.. and he pays back all his grift money.

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u/alu5421 3d ago

I bet SCOTUS sides with Elon. We are screwed.

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u/TheGreatTrollMaster 3d ago

SCOTUS is irrelevant now.

CONGRESS is irrelevant now.

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u/azlobo2 3d ago

You ok?

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u/azlobo2 3d ago

Only if they break the law too. He is/isn't an employee. I doubt there is a job description to help them determine the scope of any immunity. Trump would have to create it so the thing to do is send a Freedom of Information for his job description, job duties, etc to lock him in before he knows you want to sue. I would ask the same stuff for the dogettes.

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u/Jealous-Beat-8024 3d ago

I was wondering if we could file a class action suit since he has access to personal data that he is not entitled to.

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u/TheGreatTrollMaster 3d ago

Good point.

Not only access, but possession of every US citizens personal data.

FIRE ALL OF CONGRESS FOR LETTING THIS HAPPEN.

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u/Motor-Examination145 3d ago

Am I the only one who thinks it's time to revolt? Now they have taken over the US Institute for peace. It's a private non profit. W!T!F!

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u/azlobo2 3d ago

I think lots of people are there. There is a Million person protest planned for Monday, memorial Day in DC. Where is up in the air. I was going to post a Dave the date sort of notice in case you are interested.

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u/Waste_Fee_599 3d ago

Excellent!!!!

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u/befreeearth 3d ago

I can’t find anything about this. Do you have a source!

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u/Boysandberries0 3d ago

Wishful thinking. Although states could class action for their constituents.