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Originally Posted by wdmso
Musk's free speech advocacy seems to apply mostly to his own speech or that of his fans and promoters.
When it comes to his employees' free speech, Musk demonstrates little tolerance.
Musk has repeatedly sought control over what journalists, bloggers, analysts and other researchers say about his businesses, their products, and himself.
Jim chasing false idols who you think support your vision of the world
A quick google search is all it takes
Musk and Tesla have also asked reporters to sign NDAs or show story drafts to the company to obtain approvals before publishing.
Free speech and transparency on display
Tesla Inc. wiped roughly $126 billion off its valuation Tuesday as the stock fell 12% on investors’ concern that Elon Musk may sell shares to complete his $44 billion takeover of Twitter Inc.
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so you pick one bad day for tesla, trying to show that Musk isnt a next generation genius. what’s tesla’s return over ANY meaningful time horizon? insane, that’s what it is.
the entire sp500 is down 13% from its high, and it’s not done falling. not by a long shot.
that’s on Biden.
Musk said he hopes the people who hate him the most, stay in Twitter. So much for it just being about himself
yiu just keep making it up as you go. and 90% of it is nonsensical gibberish.
Elon Musk isn’t a good businessman. Gotcha.
Musk isn’t an idol
i’m chasing. but i’m enjoying watching Musk drive your side bonkers. Not that it takes much to
do that.
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