> I don’t think most Americans think it’s ok for google or banks to act that way Will Americans support laws to encode that Google or banks can't do that? I do

> I don’t think most Americans think it’s ok for google or banks to act that way Will Americans support laws to encode that Google or banks can't do that? I don't think so. You'd think it could be a bipartisan slam dunk, but, hey! > where informal agreements dictate which businesses are allowed to operate. They're not informal. They're part of Swedish law and the Swedish economic system. Tesla is attempting to act like a not-Swedish company in Sweden and is reaping what they've sown. You say that "laws dictate"--sure, and the Swedish system delegates the particulars to the employer/union interaction much as, for example, the United States delegates to the regulatory regime. Unions can agree to pretty wide-ranging outcomes in Sweden. They, collectively, are refusing to do that.