@SW-User Being a millionaire is, of course, by itself, an indicator of being morally upstanding and worthy of notice. (It's particularly worthy when one becomes a millionaire channelling one's tiny-dick energy into conning lonely teenage boys and forcing your 'girlfriends' into online sex-work). Assuming he genuinely is one anyway, of course. And whether he is or not, real millionaires with the confidence of being secure financially do not, in my experience, tend to drape themselves over cars and private jets just in case anyone thinks they might not be a millionaire. His online presence is at least as pathetic as the female "influencers" he claims to despise. (At least some of them give the impression of caring for something other than themselves some of the time).
UK government overreach - which is perhaps an area where he and I might even find agreement if I could stand to be in the same country as him - long predates the recent election, and arguably really dates from the 80s (despite the myth around Mrs Thatcher).
His particular problem with "government overreach" though stems not from civil liberties concerns about riots but from the fact that he'd be in prison for tax evasion were he resident here...
