Elon Mao rule

I disagree. Hard labor in the California summer sounds awful

Depending on the surrounding context, it actually isn't that bad of an idea. I do think a lot of "shit that just has to be done" is better served as collective duties instead of "let the poor people that have no choice do it".

That being said, it often also ends up rife with corruption (see conscription/draft dodging tactics) in current contexts. And it can be used as a punishment instead of a duty.

Also, in this specific case, it would essentially be free labour in service not really of the common good, but in service of privately owned farms, which I think are romanticised a lot. Homesteading is not the standard, most are actually already pretty big, and consolidation is still the name of the game.

I am pretty sure the solution the system will land on with the current trajectory of things will be an even more intensive use of prison labour. (i.e. legal slavery)

something tells me elon's daughter isn't a big fan of fascism and bigotry

None of those things are hereditary. They are taught and passed down.

Okay. But can you see that others who might be more sensitive about their male pattern baldness could feel unwelcome in this community?

I understand the point that a cruel man does not necessarily deserve protection from cruelty, but what's the point of mocking him for his looks other than cruelty?