[bagels]

The inference to draw is that the case was just?

[viraptor]

Or that the man posts stuff whether it's true or not. Based on the history, maybe it's safer to ignore this and just judge the actions.

[seoulmetro]

I wouldn't be surprised if Elon considers it just. Most people consider it just that a revolutionary technology owner is being held liable for their actions, even if they are nearly a decade afterwards.

Regulation for big corporations are more like suggestions these days, so this may even feel "fair enough" for Elon in retrospect.

[cortesoft]

Or the tweet was bullshit, and Tesla will do what every company does and determine whether it is better to settle or not based on the financial cost/benefit and not the truth or validity of the claim.

[jpcfl]

Or, that his commitment is at odds with his fiduciary duty.