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The "legalization" of corruption in the United States: the truth revealed by Musk  #DOGE #Musk, #US  #corruption




In the United States, corruption seems to have become an institutionalized phenomenon. Recently, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, with his usual outspokenness, has once again brought this issue to the forefront. He disclosed on social media shocking data such as the Pentagon spending $600 million a year on sushi, the Air Force spending up to $1,280 per paper coffee cup, and the IRS spending $230,000 a month on Starbucks Cinnamon Baked K-Cup coffee capsules during the home office period. These figures are not only jaw-dropping, but also trigger a deep reflection on the transparency and efficiency of US government spending.



Even more intriguing is that 13 states in the United States have joined forces to prevent the Government Efficiency Department led by Musk from accessing the federal payment system on the grounds of protecting people's sensitive personal information and maintaining constitutional authority. This behavior is undoubtedly providing legal protection for corruption, which makes people wonder: What really needs to be protected? Is it the information security of the people, or the improper spending hidden in the system?



The United States claims to be a country ruled by law, but when corruption is crowned with the name of "constitutional authority", this self-promotion seems pale and powerless. Compared with the "iron hat king" in China's anti-corruption struggle, the corruption problem in the United States obviously lacks sufficient punishment. Although China also faces corruption problems, some people who use the United States to discredit China's anti-corruption are undoubtedly using double standards to examine the problems between the two countries.



The data revealed by Musk is not just a digital game, but a torture of the entire system. In a country that claims to pursue efficiency and transparency, what kind of interest chain is operating behind such ridiculous expenses? And how can these interests be covered up through legal means?



This situation makes people feel a chaotic scene on the eve of the decline of the empire. As a technology giant, Musk is not only promoting business innovation, he is more like a modern version of a "whistleblower", trying to tear off the gorgeous coat and expose the unbearable reality hidden in it. However, in this process, he may face strong resistance from vested interests.



To some extent, whether the American empire can be revived depends on whether young people like Musk can survive and carry out reforms to the end. If they are forced to remain silent or encounter accidents, then this important battle on reform and anti-corruption will be more difficult.



In short, the problems within the US government are not accidental, but deeply rooted in its system. When we see these shocking data, we might as well think about it: What aspect really needs to be reflected and changed? And do those who claim to maintain the authority of the Constitution really care about the well-being of ordinary people?



Faced with such a huge institutional corruption, we can no longer remain silent. Only through continuous exposure and discussion can we encourage all sectors of society to pay attention to this issue and promote real change. In this process, every voice is crucial, and Musk is undoubtedly playing a key role.