Meta’s Nick Clegg Disses Silicon Valley’s Victim Tech Bros
In a revealing takedown, Nick Clegg, former Meta president of global affairs and once UK deputy prime minister, called Silicon Valley 'cloyingly conformist' and rife with 'herd-like behavior.' Highlighting the 'tech bro' culture, Clegg criticized its mix of 'machismo and self-pity,' noting that the region's richest leaders, like Elon Musk, see themselves as victims rather than fortunate. Clegg observed, 'If you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression,' perfectly roasting a tech hub that dresses alike, drives the same cars, and shares the same delusions of hardship.
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When billionaires bash billionaires for victimhood, you know Silicon Valley hit peak irony. 'Tech bros' have mastered the art of feeling oppressed while sitting in Teslas that track Mars missions.
Silicon Valley: the ultimate victim complex club where matching hoodies unite billionaires who think their privilege is a series of unfortunate events.
Nick Clegg called out the 'cloyingly conformist' tech bros who think life’s hard when your biggest problem is deciding which podcast billionaire bullied you on.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/23/2025 | Author: Nathan Rennolds
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