Genuinely probably because he got to be a billionaire in an insanely lucky deal, I feel like that's the only way you can stay (relatively) down to Earth with that much cash.
Not to mention, he tends to spend his money by investing in startups that (as far as I can tell) actually solve a problem. He's not one to cut corners and inflate values needlessly, and he's far more concerned with making a business successful than extracting every penny of profit possible.
Do I think it's bad that one man has as much power has he does? Absolutely. Am I glad that at least one man with as much power as he does uses it to make the world a little better? You bet.
Mark Cuban is not an example of why Billionaires should be allowed to exist, he's just an example of how being a billionaire doesn't NECESSARILY mean you're an evil person.
I expect nothing less. I also expect some people to eat that literal shit raw with zero self awareness about their reaction to Elon's dumb ass wanting similar.
"This is Kamala Harris’ campaign, it’s not Joe Biden’s campaign. Kamala Harris is not Joe Biden. They’re very, very different,” said Cuban, explaining that the vice president is balancing being “respectful of the president and everything he’s proposed” while also charting her own course.
“She’s trying not to directly contradict him in any way so she talks a little bit around the subject when it comes to taxing in particular but she’s going center, 100%,” he said.
Democrats were never going to learn because they're paid by the same donors as Republicans. Same as it was with Clinton, it's always a swing to the right to try to capture the middle. They don't give a damn about workers or the left. They know who butters their bread.
It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.
-Upton Sinclair
Is anyone shocked that the former cop who locked up parents for their childrens' truancy is running as a centrist?