Jury orders Tesla to pay more than $200 million in Autopilot crash case
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Color me shocked. Shocked I tell you!
Well ... Not fully shocked... More like tingled. Tingled I say!
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Jury orders Tesla to pay $329m to plaintiffs in deadly 2019 Autopilot crash
Case opens door to other costly lawsuits after jury held that the car company bore significant responsibility in the crash
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
all that DOGE bullshit to scrap investigations, and you still fuck it up Musk
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Tesla senior executives are meeting right now. They are ready to unleash a deluge of social media attacks to discredit the court decision. Attack. Attack. Attack. It's all they know.
But in 2023, the New York Times magazine spent weeks investigating Tesla .
As a paying NYT subscriber (yeah, we exist), here is the full investigation:
It's very clear that Mr. Musk knowingly lied about the safety of his Autopilot system.
As a result, innocents were killed. He simply believed he would never be caught.
Reading an article on Musk's erratic, ridiculous behavior from over a year ago makes me pine for the world's previous level of insanity.
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Jury orders Tesla to pay $329m to plaintiffs in deadly 2019 Autopilot crash
Case opens door to other costly lawsuits after jury held that the car company bore significant responsibility in the crash
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
Not enough. These drops in the bucket punishments are less than a slap on the wrist for such a company.
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Tesla senior executives are meeting right now. They are ready to unleash a deluge of social media attacks to discredit the court decision. Attack. Attack. Attack. It's all they know.
But in 2023, the New York Times magazine spent weeks investigating Tesla .
As a paying NYT subscriber (yeah, we exist), here is the full investigation:
It's very clear that Mr. Musk knowingly lied about the safety of his Autopilot system.
As a result, innocents were killed. He simply believed he would never be caught.
People rich enough to buy their way out of consequences are seldom responsible people. There's just no incentive for them.
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Jury orders Tesla to pay $329m to plaintiffs in deadly 2019 Autopilot crash
Case opens door to other costly lawsuits after jury held that the car company bore significant responsibility in the crash
the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)
Bankruptcy filing in 3... 2...
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Tesla senior executives are meeting right now. They are ready to unleash a deluge of social media attacks to discredit the court decision. Attack. Attack. Attack. It's all they know.
But in 2023, the New York Times magazine spent weeks investigating Tesla .
As a paying NYT subscriber (yeah, we exist), here is the full investigation:
It's very clear that Mr. Musk knowingly lied about the safety of his Autopilot system.
As a result, innocents were killed. He simply believed he would never be caught.
They're the Oceangate of cars but waaaaaaay better at hiding the deaths.
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They're the Oceangate of cars but waaaaaaay better at hiding the deaths.
Great description, even down to having very similar interiors
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I'm sorry, I'm out of the colour shocked, but I would have disgusted and maybe annoyed? Should I color you with a stripe pattern of those two?
Can you do polka dots?
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Can you do polka dots?
Lemme try. Which one well be the base?
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Lemme try. Which one well be the base?
Disgusted, as that's the stronger feeling of the two
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Tesla senior executives are meeting right now. They are ready to unleash a deluge of social media attacks to discredit the court decision. Attack. Attack. Attack. It's all they know.
But in 2023, the New York Times magazine spent weeks investigating Tesla .
As a paying NYT subscriber (yeah, we exist), here is the full investigation:
It's very clear that Mr. Musk knowingly lied about the safety of his Autopilot system.
As a result, innocents were killed. He simply believed he would never be caught.
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I think it should be illegal for companies to have social medias.
They still would, it just wouldn’t have their name on it.
