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How would it be simple to substantiate that? He'll be hearing this from advertisers probably via back channels or in verbal conversation only. To understand wha
by nvm0n2 3y ago
How would it be simple to substantiate that? He'll be hearing this from advertisers probably via back channels or in verbal conversation only. To understand what the ADL is doing would require discovery, which requires a lawsuit.
- afavour 3y ago> He'll be hearing this from advertisers probably via back channels or in verbal conversation only Why do you presume that? Even if that’s the case, why wouldn’t he say that?
- nvm0n2 3y agoI thought he did say he was hearing it from advertisers?
- afavour 3y agoBut why the assumption of back channel and verbal only confirmation?
- nvm0n2 3y agoBecause CMOs typically don't formally write to business partners, "I'd like to confirm in writing that we'd spend lots of money with you but the ADL is bullying us"? I mean, sure, it's possible that these conversations were in written form even if unlikely, but then what's Musk supposed to do, put private emails from potential customers out in the open? And why would the ADL itself put this stuff in writing? If he gets discovery against the ADL then he can see how widespread it is using things like internal documents too, and build the case directly with that, instead of having to go via whatever scraps other businesses will give him.