I suspect you'll fairly quickly realize the problem with taking a sample size of 1 and extrapolating characteristics about a population of 10s of million of people.
The only things they really have in common are that they both happen to be billionaires who bought their own social media platform that they now use to signal boost discredited right-wing conspiracy theories through memes and insults.
Beyond that, the comparisons are totally superficial.
They bad. We good.
Classic tribal caveman-level thought process.
You could go ahead and replace X with Steve Jobs, Wozniak, Carmack etc and your argument would make the same amount of sense, it's so detached.
Writing this I realize there is a non-zero chance I'm arguing with a literal bot. Great
To clarify, saying "there's nothing else there" about Elon Musk, or any great inventor, or even a great villain, I consider too vacuous itself to merit a more pointed response. You don't get to have your thoughts being discussed 24/7 on an intellectual forum without being a bit resourceful.
I lived with a republican during the trump years. When trump was on tv I asked her what the appeal was. Her reply:
"I think he's funnyyy."
"I like the way he talks to people."
That's all this is. Musk is being funnyy. His fans think he's funnyyy.
As Jon Stewart pointed out about trump in 2016, there is nothing else there.