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Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say by eastbound on Saturday June 18, 2022 @09:15AM (#31789545)
I confirm, there is a campaign against Elon Musk. It’s as if he declared candidacy for president of USA, we’re seeing the same discreditation tactics. Are there entrenched interests afraid that he could run for presidency, trying to ruin his reputation?
Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say by InvaderFizz on Saturday June 18, 2022 @10:40AM (#31790187)
Unlikely, considering that he is not a natural born citizen and, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, is ineligible to be president.

This entire thing strikes me more as the media being fearful of losing the ability to put their thumbs on the scale of one of the best tools for the manipulation of the public, Twitter.

Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say by JaimeThompson on Saturday June 18, 2022 @10:48AM (#31790273)
It would help if he could keep his story straight and act like a rational human being.
Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say by eastbound on Saturday June 18, 2022 @09:09PM (#31795263)
He looks perfectly rational to me; Maybe it’s rational under an angle that you don’t appreciate, but if, say, he was on your side, maybe you’d clap and say “What a great move! He’s excellent at strategy” to every turnaround he makes.
Re:SpaceX firings likely violate US labor law, experts say by JaimeThompson on Sunday June 19, 2022 @08:33AM (#31798715)
It isn't rational to say that FSD will be here in 12 months every year for 4+ years running nor is it rational to say that Starlink in Ukraine has never been jammed a few weeks after tweeting out that Starlink in Ukraine is being jammed but a software update fixed it.

It also wasn't rational when doing work covered by ITAR and other requirements to smoke something your most profitable client, the US Government, says you should not.