morphballganon

No.

Musk has plenty of places to go. He could spend the rest of his life in Europe/Australia/Asia and be fine.

The humanitarian concerns surrounding deportation don't apply to him. He won't be homeless. He won't be separated from family. He certainly won't be roughed up by masked goons.

I have a principled stance and it doesn't apply to him because he is not in danger of losing his civil rights.

Tons of reasons to research this. For example: can I get person x arrested for what they did to me/my sibling

Insecurity. "Yep I've still got it!"

You think he actually sat through all of these? I'd be shocked if he made it to the end of Crouching Tiger or Spirited Away

There's more than one word that starts with P, you know

See, if this kind of tactic had some sort of compelling penalty, maybe we'd see it less often

Highways don't have crosswalks, and drivers can expect to have very few stoplights (compared to freeways, which should have exactly 0 stoplights or pedestrians whatsoever).

Streets can have frequent crosswalks and stoplights.

Sooo having a street between hotels and a beach would be no biggie, since guests could safely cross it on foot, at a crosswalk.

But with a highway there, you cannot safely cross on foot. No crosswalks. Or if there's something that looks like a crosswalk, it sure wouldn't feel safe to cross it.

... so better to give up? What's your solution

Your sons are speaking from their experience, which may not be the same as yours.

By the time we run out of land we'll all be long gone, and there will be complementary solutions.

As long as new trees start at a higher rate than the old ones fall down...

Maybe I should be a mask designer.