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He's a bigot, he can only ever intimidate people
Is Elon Musk a fraud?
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He's a bigot, he can only ever intimidate people
Zardnaar
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Kind of a stereotypical Safa. A few washed up here.
He's a giant douche never saw the appeal.
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He's an anti semite who believes in unhinged conspiracies about Jewish people and trans people, whilst simultaneously owning a very large media company
He's a force for evil in this world
He's a force for evil in this world
Crezth
i knew you were a real man of the left
Dude, come on. What standing does musk have to sue the Swedish transport agency in a U.S. court? Who would hear it? What corrective action can they compel? But even as I write this I can’t put it beyond Musk not to get that so yeah, fair question.
I guess he has sort of won...
Tesla scores a major victory in its 'insane' war against Sweden's labor unions and government over a 'very serious' threat to its business
A Swedish county court issued a temporary injunction granting Tesla the right to take delivery of license plates for its cars, potentially offering the company a partial reprieve from a spiraling strike.
Tesla filed two separate suits Monday calling on courts to force the transport agency to hand over license plates directly, or deliver them to the company by other means. The agency confirmed it received the temporary injunction from the Norrköping District Court and that its supplier is prepared to hand over the plates directly.
"The agency now needs to look into the decision and what consequences it might have for us and what we have to take into account to execute the decision," Anna Berggrund, the director of the department of vehicle information, said in a statement. "It is too early to say what that would mean in further detail."
The order comes days after Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk called the Swedish labor actions "insane." The injunction says the agency must provide Tesla with license plates within seven days or otherwise be fined 1 million Swedish kronor ($96,000).
In its other lawsuit, which is still awaiting a court ruling, Tesla claims that PostNord's failure to deliver mail and deliveries, including license plates, are "very serious, nearly system threatening." PostNord has said it has no power in the matter.
The government is "very limited" in its ability to change government ordinances that may be the issue of ongoing labor market conflicts, Petra Herzfeld Olsson, professor in labor law at Stockholm University, said in an interview. She hasn't seen the specific ordinance governing the transport agency.
Herzfeld Olsson said the most recent time the government did anything like this was in 1971, when wide-ranging strikes among public-sector employees paralyzed the Swedish bureaucracy, including welfare systems. She said Swedish labor unions have constitutional rights to strike and execute secondary sympathy actions.
Swedish and other Scandinavian labor unions have wide-ranging rights to exert pressure when their peers enter conflicts with companies. Other actions currently affecting Tesla include a blockade among dockworkers who are refusing to load or unload the company's cars cars at Swedish ports. Trash pickups and electrical work at Tesla Supercharger stations also are hindered.
Tesla scores a major victory in its 'insane' war against Sweden's labor unions and government over a 'very serious' threat to its business
A Swedish county court issued a temporary injunction granting Tesla the right to take delivery of license plates for its cars, potentially offering the company a partial reprieve from a spiraling strike.
Tesla filed two separate suits Monday calling on courts to force the transport agency to hand over license plates directly, or deliver them to the company by other means. The agency confirmed it received the temporary injunction from the Norrköping District Court and that its supplier is prepared to hand over the plates directly.
"The agency now needs to look into the decision and what consequences it might have for us and what we have to take into account to execute the decision," Anna Berggrund, the director of the department of vehicle information, said in a statement. "It is too early to say what that would mean in further detail."
The order comes days after Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk called the Swedish labor actions "insane." The injunction says the agency must provide Tesla with license plates within seven days or otherwise be fined 1 million Swedish kronor ($96,000).
In its other lawsuit, which is still awaiting a court ruling, Tesla claims that PostNord's failure to deliver mail and deliveries, including license plates, are "very serious, nearly system threatening." PostNord has said it has no power in the matter.
The government is "very limited" in its ability to change government ordinances that may be the issue of ongoing labor market conflicts, Petra Herzfeld Olsson, professor in labor law at Stockholm University, said in an interview. She hasn't seen the specific ordinance governing the transport agency.
Herzfeld Olsson said the most recent time the government did anything like this was in 1971, when wide-ranging strikes among public-sector employees paralyzed the Swedish bureaucracy, including welfare systems. She said Swedish labor unions have constitutional rights to strike and execute secondary sympathy actions.
Swedish and other Scandinavian labor unions have wide-ranging rights to exert pressure when their peers enter conflicts with companies. Other actions currently affecting Tesla include a blockade among dockworkers who are refusing to load or unload the company's cars cars at Swedish ports. Trash pickups and electrical work at Tesla Supercharger stations also are hindered.
Lexicus
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I mean apparently not if a court has issued an injunction preventing it...
Crezth
i knew you were a real man of the left
Elon Musk claims advertisers are trying to ‘blackmail’ him, says ‘Go f--- yourself’
Speaking at the 2023 DealBook Summit in New York on Wednesday, Elon Musk, the owner of social media site X (formerly Twitter), scoffed at advertisers leaving the platform because of antisemitic posts he amplified there.“If somebody’s gonna try to blackmail me with advertising? Blackmail me with money? Go f---yourself. Go. F---. Yourself. Is that clear?” Musk singled out Disney CEO Bob Iger in the audience, saying “Hi Bob!”
He also implied that his fans would boycott those advertisers in kind. “The whole world will know that those advertisers killed the company and we will document it in great detail,” Musk threatened.
He also told interviewer Andrew Ross Sorkin, “I have no problem being hated. Hate away.”
In recent weeks, Musk has promoted and sometimes verbally endorsed what the White House called “antisemitic and racist hate” on X, formerly Twitter, the social media platform he owns and runs as CTO.
He called those tweets, “one of the most foolish if not the most foolish thing I’ve ever done on the platform.” “I’m sorry for that tweet or post,” he added.
Musk’s inflammatory posts on the social media platform, among other things, have led large advertisers, including Disney, Apple, and many others, to suspend campaigns there and drove some famous users to abandon the platform, including Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo.
Musk, who is also the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has denied that he is antisemitic, and said that on X, “Clear calls for extreme violence are against our terms of service and will result in suspension.”
He also traveled to Israel this week, where he met and spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. When Netanyahu said he wanted to “deradicalize” and “rebuild” Gaza, Musk offered to help. Musk told Sorkin on stage that his visit to Israel was planned before his tweets, and were not part of an “apology tour.”
Previously, Musk had said he wanted to bring SpaceX satellite communications service, Starlink, to the region and specifically to humanitarian organizations in Gaza.
Musk’s personal account on X currently displays a follower count of more than 164 million -- though tech blog Mashable reported in August that a majority of Musk’s listed followers appeared to be inauthentic or inactive accounts.
Elon Musk claims advertisers are trying to 'blackmail' him, says 'Go f--- yourself'
Elon Musk, the owner of social media site X (formerly Twitter), scoffed at advertisers boycotting the platform because of his controversial statements.
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Elon Musk claims advertisers are trying to ‘blackmail’ him, says ‘Go f--- yourself’
Speaking at the 2023 DealBook Summit in New York on Wednesday, Elon Musk, the owner of social media site X (formerly Twitter), scoffed at advertisers leaving the platform because of antisemitic posts he amplified there.
“If somebody’s gonna try to blackmail me with advertising? Blackmail me with money? Go f---yourself. Go. F---. Yourself. Is that clear?” Musk singled out Disney CEO Bob Iger in the audience, saying “Hi Bob!”
He also implied that his fans would boycott those advertisers in kind. “The whole world will know that those advertisers killed the company and we will document it in great detail,” Musk threatened.
He also told interviewer Andrew Ross Sorkin, “I have no problem being hated. Hate away.”
In recent weeks, Musk has promoted and sometimes verbally endorsed what the White House called “antisemitic and racist hate” on X, formerly Twitter, the social media platform he owns and runs as CTO.
He called those tweets, “one of the most foolish if not the most foolish thing I’ve ever done on the platform.” “I’m sorry for that tweet or post,” he added.
Musk’s inflammatory posts on the social media platform, among other things, have led large advertisers, including Disney, Apple, and many others, to suspend campaigns there and drove some famous users to abandon the platform, including Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo.
Musk, who is also the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has denied that he is antisemitic, and said that on X, “Clear calls for extreme violence are against our terms of service and will result in suspension.”
He also traveled to Israel this week, where he met and spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. When Netanyahu said he wanted to “deradicalize” and “rebuild” Gaza, Musk offered to help. Musk told Sorkin on stage that his visit to Israel was planned before his tweets, and were not part of an “apology tour.”
Previously, Musk had said he wanted to bring SpaceX satellite communications service, Starlink, to the region and specifically to humanitarian organizations in Gaza.
Musk’s personal account on X currently displays a follower count of more than 164 million -- though tech blog Mashable reported in August that a majority of Musk’s listed followers appeared to be inauthentic or inactive accounts.
Elon Musk claims advertisers are trying to 'blackmail' him, says 'Go f--- yourself'
Elon Musk, the owner of social media site X (formerly Twitter), scoffed at advertisers boycotting the platform because of his controversial statements.
Smart capitalist would realize don't piss in your customers soup.
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It’s a bit of a pun, Q* refers to something going on in openai
Oh, Melon Husk might not mind being hated, but he absolutely hates not being fawned over by his Muskrats. You'd think that a supposedly smart man like himself would realise that even the combined 'might' of his adoring legions cannot hope to make Twitter even partly profitable.
As The Verge reports:
(I can't access the WSJ article beyond the first paragraph because of a paywall)
Elon Musk’s alleged drug use is worrying Tesla and SpaceX execs,
At least according to a new report in The Wall Street Journal that claims that SpaceX and Tesla executives and board members are concerned about how Musk’s drug use could affect his health — and his businesses.
Musk, thanks to SpaceX, is deeply entangled with the US federal government, and his antics have cost him before, such as when the Pentagon investigated him after he smoked pot on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Elon Musk Has Used Illegal Drugs, Worrying Leaders at Tesla and SpaceX [WSJ]
At least according to a new report in The Wall Street Journal that claims that SpaceX and Tesla executives and board members are concerned about how Musk’s drug use could affect his health — and his businesses.
Musk, thanks to SpaceX, is deeply entangled with the US federal government, and his antics have cost him before, such as when the Pentagon investigated him after he smoked pot on Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Elon Musk Has Used Illegal Drugs, Worrying Leaders at Tesla and SpaceX [WSJ]
(I can't access the WSJ article beyond the first paragraph because of a paywall)
The first neuralink cyborg was created yesterday.
First human has received Elon Musk's 'terrifying' Neuralink brain chip implant
ELON Musk has divided fans after announcing that his controversial Neuralink brain chip has been implanted in a human. The Neuralink tech aims to enable someone to control their phone or anoth…
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