You're aware the communicating with the public and fighting fires are two different roles for public servants? I thought it went without saying that I wasn't advocating for pulling firefighters off the line to inform citizens of what's going on.
You said, and I quote, "the people most qualified to question authorities about regulating fires." I happen to think no qualifications are necessary to question public servants that are funded by taxpayers.
You were attempting a gotcha by changing a post response that started with "He has no authority to be questioning these people" into thinking that I was asserting he was the "most qualified." So, for the record, what are the qualifications for questioning a public servant? If they don't exist, why did you include "most qualified?"
Then let's back up. My post said, "I wish to live in a society where everyone can speak to public servants." Do you agree with me on that? I know you have some private wishes about how Elon spends his time, but there's other people in this forum that "In a just and proper world, as soon as he showed up there, several burly firefighters should have grabbed him, drug him out behind a fire truck, punched him repeatedly in the dick" before rebuking him on "his agenda." And since you haven't commented on that post or the subject of my response, I don't know how you feel about that. I do know how you feel about his agenda, as you interpret it.