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by phasnox 752 days ago
Counterpoint: It was 100% necessary. Telling the truth always is.
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Which truth are you referring to?
So the "truth" would be his primary base of personal wealth is utterly derived from selling cars to...checking notes...the worst people in the country who deserve to be bullied and ridiculed? And that he has no choice but to educate the world about this truth? Even if it means destroying his personal reputation and businesses?

Or - and this is amply documented now - perhaps the "truth" is he's doing way too many drugs (WSJ), making horrible decisions (Supercharger), and per the deeply persuasive data in the linked thread, is killing the company?

Like, huh? What?

Elon Musk is not famous for honesty.