In 2021, 2022, and 2023, the Musk Foundation failed to give away the minimum level of its assets, 5%, required by the Internal Revenue Service to avoid paying tax penalties. On December 12, 2024, The New York Times reported the foundation again awarded less than 5% of its assets in donations in 2024.
Son. He is estranged from his son, Xavier Alexander, who has been trans since it became the fashionable identity de jour c.202 (much like performative bitchiness about Musk is also a mark of tribal belonging). I strongly suspect there may be two sides to that story and that Musk's "radicalisation" is due in large part to the loss of his child to a pernicious "progressive" cult. "My X-son, Xavier d!sõwnēd me because he wanted to become a gîrl. I cry everyday when I think about it. I am supporting the fact that there should be no trãnsgēnder because it happened to my son, Xavier. I was tr!cked into signing documents for Xavier to become a girl. I had no choice because he thrēatened that he wanted a name change and he'll commît suîcîde if I didn't sign it. And I had to sign it because the lãw didn't prohibit that and I would've been held responsible if he committed suîcîde. But what I didn't know was that it also meant changing his gēnder. Afterwards when I realized what was going on, I told him I wasn't in support of it and he dîsownēd me as his dad just so hē could be a gîrl. It's incredibly ēvîl to tell a boy that he's supposed to be a girl and vice versa. I lost my son because of this and I don't want it to happen to anyone again." That actually sounds incredibly sad, and not something to be the subject of mockery.
So it would appear. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-n...r-daughter-vivian-wilson-interview-rcna163665 https://www.teenvogue.com/story/vivian-jenna-wilson-elon-musk-trans-youth I have no personal knowledge of either party but I know which version of events I find easier to believe.
I'm sure a puff piece in "Teen Vogue" and an NBC article couched in activist language are rigorous and balanced pieces of Woodward and Bernstein-esque reportage and, and of course, people such as Xaxier/Vivian are not at all prone to self-victimisation or histrionic exaggeration, so it's probably just a happy coincidence that those articles conform with your views.
