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I always try and remove my preconceptions from a story when I'm reading it (I tend to be a fan of tesla and musk) and took care to read both the linked to artic
by crashandburn4 13y ago
I always try and remove my preconceptions from a story when I'm reading it (I tend to be a fan of tesla and musk) and took care to read both the linked to article as well as tesla's version, but lots of things about this scream bullshit.
I especially dislike the youtube video created by the lawyer[1], reminds me of the american political smear campaigns that are run.
[1] http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2014/04/07/tesla-lemon-law/7439547/ http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2014/04/07/tesla-le...
- jevinskie 13y ago"...but we're blessed: this bitch ain't caught on fire.. yet" Err... does this lawyer want people to take him seriously? And right after that zinger he drives past a cardboard cutout of George Clooney.
- vacri 13y agoBy doing crazy things like this video, he pulls attention from a wider audience, giving his opponent more reason to settle early and shut him up.
- ansible 13y agoYeah, I'm wondering why this video was created by the lawyer filing the lemon law suit against Tesla. I don't see why it was needed if they've got a legitimate case. You file the suit, lay out your evidence, and that's about it. How is this video supposed to help? Are we supposed to start a kickstarter for this guy to give him money to pursue the lawsuit?
- jccooper 13y agoIt's to encourage Tesla to settle so that he stops producing negative publicity. The presence of the videos perhaps gives you a hint about what the case is really about. And it's probably not about the car.
- thelastpizza 13y agoWow...that guy is a jerk.