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>Nothing Musk has done in the last few months has been in good faith. Isn't this itself arguing in bad faith? It's fundamentally speculative to make claims abo
by Inu 4y ago
>Nothing Musk has done in the last few months has been in good faith.
Isn't this itself arguing in bad faith? It's fundamentally speculative to make claims about his intentions.
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- bindle8932 4y agoMusk has lied repeatedly in public, so it's difficult to assume good faith from him.
- loeg 4y agoNo; Musk has demonstrated with his actions that he is a liar and his word means little. You could look at his “taking Tesla private at $420; funding secured” tweet, or his late SEC filing for his large ownership stake in Twitter where he claimed to be a passive investor days before making this offer, or any number of prior examples. If you assume good faith from Musk at this point, you are a fool.
- giaour 4y agoThat's not what "bad faith" means. If GP didn't care if their statement were true but just said it to make Musk look bad, then it would be in bad faith. Musk has been very publicly coy about his intentions for several months, so it's hard not to have an opinion at this point. Just because that opinion may be wrong doesn't mean it's offered in bad faith.