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9 days agoI love that we are acknowledging that Musk is the puppet master. I would be ashamed to be the VP of the USA and have less power than Musk’s son.
I love that we are acknowledging that Musk is the puppet master. I would be ashamed to be the VP of the USA and have less power than Musk’s son.
Honestly. I read it and then thought how can they accuse when everything clearly points to the take over.
What do you think when you see cars from VW, Benz, BMW, Ford (especially considering Henry Ford’s anti-Semitic views), GM (Opel), Fiat, or when you notice tires from Goodyear, Firestone, or Pirelli?
It’s worth noting that many big Japanese companies like Honda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Yokohama, and Datsun (Nissan) also supported Imperial Japan during the war.
All of these companies had some level of involvement with the Nazis or the Axis powers in World War II.
As for Tesla, many owners bought their cars before all the controversies surrounding Elon Musk became mainstream. I get the criticism directed at him, and as a Tesla owner myself (I bought mine used before things got really wild), I’ve even thought about removing the Tesla logo from my car.
I’m just not sure if that viewpoint is entirely fair.