I foresee US losing major ground to BYD because its only profitable EV maker has a distracted CEO actively telling its customers not to associate themselves with Tesla.
I guess this is what Musk and his cronies mean by "free speech": freedom to lie and spread disinformation.
Meanwhile, how are Tesla's 3rd quarter sales looking? Are they going to continue the decline from the 1st and 2nd quarters? I guess using Twitter for self-aggrandizement is more fun than the hard work required to run an automaker.
> A site that allows speaking freely is full of disinformation and hate speech?
You'd expect that, for some definition of "full". If you don't filter everything that people put up, these will definitely be in higher proportion than in ordinary public discourse.
Also, Musk will make any post he wants in violation of the TOS. It's absolutely his playground, which he will let others play in but he'll kick anyone out that he wants to.
And the shareholders approving $50B pay package.
The shorters may actually make a buck this time.