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Looks like somebody beat me to the point... But - a US citizen loses their freedom of speech when they run a publicly traded corp? What do you have to say about
by s5300 7y ago
Looks like somebody beat me to the point... But - a US citizen loses their freedom of speech when they run a publicly traded corp? What do you have to say about the president then...
- TickleMeTrumpmo 7y agoNot how it works. Nice try, though. Musk is a giant baby and always has been. It boggles my mind that people idolize him. Most people aren't great critical thinkers, though.
- afiori 7y agoThe concept of publicly traded companies is multifaceted. In this case the relevant part would be that when you accept the role of a CEO (which I believe Musk is) you take on various levels of liability on part of the investors. Specifically if a CEO decides to just destroy a company then investor can personally sue him or her. Overall from what I see the concept of free speech is being misused so much it becomes quite difficult to understand which variant people are referring to.
- jonny_eh 7y agoYou lose your freedom of speech when you willingly sign it away in exchange for power and responsibility.