> I think you are out of touch with Elons views.
Actually, I think you are. Elon Musk is literally pro-vaccine and agrees with what your position apparently is on that topic, he's just anti-mandate, there's a difference.
> He supported a protest of antivax truckers in my hometown that shut the downtown core for weeks
I think calling them anti-mandate protestors is more accurate, but good for Elon. People should always have the right to peacefully protest. Do we just support democracy and freedom when it's convenient?
> and called our left leaning prime minister a nazi for removing them.
I personally wouldn't call Trudeau a Nazi and think words like that are wrongly used in many cases, but he does appear to have some authoritarian tendencies, to put it politely.
By the way, around the same time he was opposing the trucker protests, Trudeau was supporting farmer protests shutting down India saying that they always stand up for peaceful protests.
> Musk has consistently downplayed the pandemic, especially in the first year
The pandemic is a complicated discussion that I think we wouldn't agree on, but I'd say that downplaying the fear of the pandemic was always the best move. As we start to see some of the economic, health, educational, and other consequences of those years, I think more people will realize that we ruined a generation of humanity for very minimal benefit.
> also promoted quack remedies.
Citation? I think he endorsed the right of people to try and experiment with Ivermectin when there was little concrete information on it and no/few other treatments. But given the low-cost and low-risk of properly administered Ivermectin, that was always arguably the smartest risk-management decision to try.