Ronald Tramp Strikes Back: The Monstrous Musk-Jones Affair
Elmburg's President Tramp takes aim at Elon Musk - a satire in a class of its own
Folks, I'm Ronald Tramp, the most incredible president of Elmburg - that's what everyone says! Today I have to talk about Elon Musk. You know, that billionaire with the rocket hobby and the electric toy cars. He has done something that is unimaginable even for me, the master of surprises: he has brought Alex Jones back to X. Yes, that Alex Jones who thought the Sandy Hook tragedy was a play. Absolutely ridiculous!
Firstly, Elon, my friend, what are you doing? You say you're in favour of free speech, but that's not freedom, that's craziness! You used to say Alex Jones would never come back. And then? A little poll and suddenly he's back. 70% in favour? Please! I get 100% approval in Elmburg, and that's without polls. Polls are overrated anyway, unless they're in my favour.
Secondly, the poor advertisers. They're running away like X is a sinking ship. And Elon stands there, shrugs his shoulders and says everything will be fine. Do you believe him? I don't. He changes his mind more often than I change my ties. And believe me, I have a lot of ties.
Third, let's remember Musk's words about the death of his child. He said he had no sympathy for anyone who exploits the deaths of children. Well, Elon, is this what compassion looks like? You're giving a stage to the man who denies the suffering of families? That's not just wrong, it's a disaster. A total disaster!
And then this whole story with the brands. They withdraw their advertising as if X is suddenly a toxic waste dump. Musk apologises, travels to Israel - a nice gesture, but it doesn't solve the problem. He calls advertisers extortionist and tells them to go away. That's not business sense, that's madness. Madness!
And let's not forget, he's leaving all these controversial personalities behind. Donald Trump, Ye, Marjorie Taylor Greene - they all get a second chance. Is this amnesty or just a bad joke? I, Ronald Tramp, would have handled it much better. I would have shown real leadership, not this kind of chaos.
So, that's it from me, Ronald Tramp, the greatest president of Elmburg. Remember, free speech is important, but there are limits. And sometimes, sometimes you just have to say, "Enough is enough." Elon, my boy, it's time you understood that.
Believe me, I know how to do things right. I'm Ronald Tramp, the man who made Elmburg great - or at least greater than it was. Elon Musk, you could use a few lessons from me. Honestly.