Issue
45
What is wrong with
people?
This
is a serious question. Just look at the responses that were given to
a survey that was taken. This was a recent survey of Tesla owners. Tesla,
the electric car. Yes, as far as customer satisfaction and would they
buy another Tesla, the ratings were high in favor of Tesla. But Bloomberg
thought to ask how the owners of Teslas felt about the CEO of the company
that makes the cars, Elon Musk. Look at these propositions and the responses.
Re:
Elon Musk should stop tweeting
Look at how many people said that 'yes' he should stop tweeting. Over
half of the people surveyed! How would these respondents feel if Elon
Musk suggested that they stop tweeting? Would the respondents
cite the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the one that protects
people's right of freedom of speech and expression? Or would they say,
"But this is the CEO of the company tweeting these things (that
I don't agree with)!!!" So what? Do CEOs of large companies not
have the right of freedom of speech and expression? The only people
who are not infected with the woke mind virus were the ones who disagreed
with the premise... those in blue and light blue.
Re:
Elon Musk should stay out of politics
An even larger percentage
said that the CEO of the company that made the EV that they're driving
should stay out of politics! Sorry, I thought that it was every U.S.
citizen's right and responsibility to be engaged in the political process.
So how dare these people suggest that a U.S. citizen should stay out
of politics?!
Re:
Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter has been a distraction from his responsibilities
at Tesla
This one really sheds light on how these respondents in red and pink
are being misinformed and misled, and how they don't have the ability
to think for themselves and instead parrot what they resonate with.
FACT: Elon Musk didn't shirk any of his responsibilities at Tesla when
he purchased Twitter. He attended all the Tesla meetings he needed to
attend, and he spent time at Tesla doing what he needed to do, and nothing
at Tesla suffered because Musk was also spending some time at Twitter
headquarters. Nothing. When industry pundits who were saying this nonsense
were asked for evidence to support what they were accusing Musk of,
they had nothing. Zero. Some people saying this simply assumed this
was the case, even though in reality it wasn't, and some took the opportunity
to say something negative about Musk and didn't care whether it was
true or not. In reality, fully 100% of the respondents to this proposition
should have voted "Neutral", because they themselves didn't
have a clue as to whether it was true or not. And yet the majority of
respondents agreed with the proposition even though if asked, they wouldn't
be able to cite one example of Musk being distracted from his Tesla
responsibilities! Amazing.
Now,
I should say that Bloomberg has published some biased Tesla and Musk
articles in the past, demonstrating their inability to be objective
when it comes to Tesla and Musk. So I can't be sure of the accuracy
of the above numbers. This may be another case of the media trying to
manufacture public opinion. But if the numbers are accurate, I weep
for society.