Sorry but I'm downvoting this. It's besides the point IMHO whether or not that decision by the county is right or wrong. Simply defying a public order in itself

Sorry but I'm downvoting this. It's besides the point IMHO whether or not that decision by the county is right or wrong. Simply defying a public order in itself should be the focus here. If Tesla gets away with this, it will be (yet another...) case of "be rich and the law doesn't apply to you." Which is short-sighted, since it undermines the rule of law, i.e. the very base upon which people can rich without being afraid of pitchforks.