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I feel like most people who dislike Musk are similarly not fans of Bezos and are either not aware or it drops out of their conscience when it's not obviously relevant. Most media is owned by a small handful of ridiculously rich people anyway, and I think the main way Musk is different is that he's very vocal with his questionable ideas and might change the thing he bought drastically and with massive fanfare, to stroke his ego.

Also, people actually engage with Twitter actively rather than just reading it.

Like, you don't generally look at Jeff Bezos and think he's going to bring about massive structural change and cause the Washington Post to transform entirely into a college student's thought experiment. And even if that were the case, the Washington Post is not one of the primary methods of communication for millions of terminally online people, so I think you'd struggle to find so many voices that care.