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You aren't making any points. You're emotionally trying to rationalize Musk's behaviour. It's not worth your time or effort. In the end, Tesla is just a car co
by breve 1y ago
You aren't making any points. You're emotionally trying to rationalize Musk's behaviour. It's not worth your time or effort.
In the end, Tesla is just a car company. You can buy an EV from a company that isn't run by a "drunk uncle". And if you're invested in Tesla, diversify your investments (that's just good financial sense).
Teslas aren't exactly cutting edge anymore. For example, Tesla's charge curve is quite weak compared to other EVs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy46Ag0djjk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy46Ag0djjk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAky0r8n5sk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAky0r8n5sk
- ajross 1y ago> You aren't making any points. You replied directly to a comment where I tried to engage substantially and with external links in a discussion about whether or not he was "literally" doing a Nazi salute. You ignored that part in favor of a "actions have consequences" quip. Then when I called you out you decided to change the subject to something that amounts to "Well Teslas aren't any good anyway!". To be blunt: that's a taking-your-toys-and-going-home argument, and HN deserves better. The whole point of this interminable subthread is that I'm trying to challenge your assumptions. And it seems like I'm doing it pretty well, given the way you're deflecting. Maybe you'd find it more productive to do some introspection?
- breve 1y ago> You ignored that part in favor of a "actions have consequences" quip. It isn't a quip. It's a practical reality. The brand damage is real. Musk has cost Tesla a lot of sales. > "Well Teslas aren't any good anyway!". They aren't that good. Other EVs are indeed better.