Tesla demand is nosediving in EV-friendly Europe amid Elon Musk's endorsement of the far right
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OceanGate happened too soon and with wrong people.
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still to close. send the sob on a Voyager parts replacement mission.
nevermind. thats probably one more step on the path to v'ger.
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In my opinion this shows how fucking unrelated the whole financial sector is to reality.
It should be shut down or unrelated to real world money.
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He'll make the world's first reverse class action lawsuit accusing everyone who hasn't bought a Tesla of boycott
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The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent...or sth like that.
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When it comes to EVs, the US is on the wrong side of history. Tesla may be there, but the US main export is oil and has been for at least 15 years.
Tesla is valuable because they're looking to put taxi drivers out of a job forever.
China on the other hand has hardly any oil. Same with most of Europe. On this issue at least, we should be allies.
Between them the US, Russia and Saudi Arabia will still boil the Earth, but at least we won't be fuelling their war machines while they do.
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Fashmobile
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You couldn’t pay me to drive one
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Boycotts by individuals are legal.
What he was complaining about before was that competing companies were colluding to limit demand for a supplier's product. That might run into antitrust law. But antitrust law doesn't govern the buying decisions of individuals.
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The door handles were supposed to be more aerodynamic, but other manufacturers have solved the issue more elegantly.
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The Rivian R3X can't come soon enough.
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Strap him to the heatsheild on the next starship flight.
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Musk’s clown car of leadership finally careens into reality. When your CEO’s political acumen involves cosplaying as a far-right edgelord, even Europe’s EV adopters—historically tolerant of overpriced gadgets—start side-eyeing the brand. Tesla’s not a car company anymore; it’s a vanity project for a man who thinks “free speech” means platforming Nazis.
Meanwhile, European automakers are quietly eating Tesla’s lunch with actual innovation, not just empty hype. Musk’s fanbase? A shrinking cult of tech bros and crypto gamblers. The rest of us? We’ve moved on to cars that don’t come with a side of embarrassing billionaire tantrums.
Democracy’s broken? Sure. But watching Musk torch his own empire? Chef’s kiss.
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Judging on the fact that it jumped up after election day, investors are expecting corporate nepotism to boost profits.
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