McNealy is batshit crazy. He's a foaming-at-the-mouth Libertarian Trump supporter who hosts $50,000-per-plate Trump Reelection Campaign fundraising parties at his mansion, he praises Trump for his "spectacular job" handling the Coronivirus crisis, which he doesn't think is a big deal, because he's anti-self-isolation and a menace to society, who thinks "freedom" means the country should open back up and people should go out and congregate in crowds as soon as possible.

It's embarrassing to have worked for him.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/17/trump-silicon-valley-fundrai...

>Trump held fundraiser at former Sun CEO Scott McNealy’s Silicon Valley house on Tuesday.

>Protesters found out and lined the road, including raising a “baby Trump” balloon.

>President Trump held a campaign fundraiser at the home of Sun Microsystems co-founder Scott McNealy Tuesday, marking Trump’s first fundraiser in the Bay area since being elected president. A giant inflatable baby Trump was not far behind.

>The details of the $1,000 to $50,000-per-plate event were held quite tightly by local GOP officials, as attendees were reportedly asked to arrive at a remote location before being shuttled to McNealy’s mansion.

>McNealy was also known for being strongly against government regulation, poo-pooing worries about consumer privacy by saying, "You have zero privacy, get over it."

https://www.businessinsider.com/scott-mcnealy-praises-trumps...

>Former Sun Micro CEO Scott McNealy, known for his provocative quotes, says Trump is doing a 'spectacular job' amid the coronavirus crisis. That's not how many tech experts see it.

>Scott McNealy, former CEO of Sun Microsystems who was famous for his provocative statements, praised President Trump's handling of the coronavirus crisis saying, "He's doing a spectacular job."

>McNealy also said he is glad a business leader is in charge, arguing that, "The worst CEO is 1,000 times better than the best politician."

>McNealy also expressed concerns about the duration of the shelter-in-place policy in California where he lives, arguing it could lead to the erosion of individual rights.

>McNealy was quickly rebuked by veteran tech experts. "I don't want politicians running my companies," Stanford professor Paul Saffo told Business Insider. "And I also don't want businessmen in political offices. They're two entirely different kinds of skills. That has been demonstrated again and again and again."

https://twitter.com/scottmcnealy/status/1246457691402207232

>Scott McNealy @scottmcnealy

>What’s more dangerous? Overwhelming our health care system or our entire economy? Can our healthcare system survive an economic disaster?

https://twitter.com/scottmcnealy/status/1246457205559193601

>Scott McNealy @scottmcnealy

>Swim at your own risk. Drive at your own risk. Play hockey at your own risk. Skateboard at 65 at your own risk. Have someone hold your beer at your own risk. Smoke weed and drink while obese at your own risk. Freedom.

>xardox @xardox Replying to @scottmcnealy

>@BillGates is such a better, smarter, more humanitarian, well respected man than you are, Scott. For one thing, he kicked your ass and wiped the floor with it, & handed it to you on a platter, LOSER. For another thing, he's not a delusional MENACE TO SOCIETY like you are. Idiot.

>James Gosling @errcraft Replying to @scottmcnealy

>But if you smoke weed or drink, and then get behind the wheel of your car, you put everyone at risk. Some freedoms have to be curtailed to preserve other freedoms. Freedom is a balancing act, and that balance is one of the core reasons that We The People have a government.