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Twitter employees slam ‘a–hole’ Elon Musk, ask whether he’s manipulating stock
- markus_zhang 4y agoPeople like Elon are pretty untouchable as long as his political cover retains.
- smt88 4y agoElon's cover is his wealth, not politics. There's a saying that goes something like, "If a law is enforced by a small fine, the law doesn't exist at all." That's true for all laws for Musk. We currently don't have any form of law enforcement that would result in material fines for him, especially from the SEC. That's not a political situation. It has transcended many administrations. If Musk were to receive a painful fine, a judge would likely say it was excessive when compared against his crime. For example, if Musk causes $10B of damage to someone else and is fined $20B for it, it's still not enough to really harm him that much. And that would be (by far) the largest fine assessed against an individual in US history. The problem is that Musk has accumulated so much wealth that he is untouchable. We should never have allowed any single person to accumulate that much power in the first place.
- Vladimof 4y agoThis site is nuts, I was just reading the title of one of their other articles: "Bitcoin fans are psychopaths who don’t care about anyone, study shows"
- smt88 4y agoNY Post is notoriously a sensational outlet with a loose relationship with truth. I don't think it should be posted on any serious news aggregator.
- tamaharbor 4y agoI’m many instances, Twitter has a loose relationship with the truth as well.
- weare138 4y agoTwitter isn't a news paper. You shouldn't be getting your news from randos on Twitter.
- slater 4y agowhere's the lie? XD /scnr