Everything is political, but the judges are about the least political thing related to government we got in America. And they aren't going to do this. Please, stop swallowing the black pills. Especially not the dumb ones.That doesn't mean that they are not political, and Twitter is the breeding ground for much of the alleged literati upperclass policymakres and the SJWs.
Yes, but your belief that they'll work against long term interests on this is just not correct. They have a vested interest in allowing deals like this to happen, they aren't going to stop it (not that they could: Judges with lifetime appointments don't give a shit about such influence).The US Banksters and Hedgies have had massive influence over the US government for decades, usually so that they can socialize losses and privatize profits, and engage in quid pro quo whenever necessary.
He didn't pledge $50B of Tesla stock. He pledged $12.5B.Also, Musk pledging about 50 billion worth of Tesla Stock for this whole deal is, IMHO not a good thing for Tesla stock prices, if he gets a margin call that will basically force him to dump the stock and by now I doubt anyone is insane enough to buy it at such massive prices.
This, I'd be fine with.Passive investments should, IMHO be passive, with whoever packages them not having any say how the companies are run, Index funds, especially ones the size of Vanguard and BlackRock have no skin in the game where one or two specific companies are concerned, they also have neither the legitimacy nor the in dept knowledge of the particular business they should have in order to interfere.
I don't know what you mean by the bolded part.I wasn't clear enough. I think they should break off the operations that our Governmental tasking essentially so that their private shareholders aren't exposed to the risk of government assets as well. This is an effort to minimize the threat of 'too big to fail' nonsense that always results from this kind of activity.