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Sounds like Elon's "fourth attempt [..] to reframe his claims" might actually be close to the target. Otherwise, why would they engage in a publicity battle to
by vwkd 2y ago
Sounds like Elon's "fourth attempt [..] to reframe his claims" might actually be close to the target.
Otherwise, why would they engage in a publicity battle to sway public sentiment precisely now, if their legal case wasn't weak?
- hatsix 2y agoI'm generally in the camp of "I wouldn't miss anyone or anything involved in this story if they suddenly stopped existing", but I don't understand how engaging in a publicity battle is considered proof of anything. If their case was weak, what use is it to get the public on "their side" and they lose? If their case is strong, why wouldn't they want the public to be on their side? I hope they all spend all of their money in court and go bankrupt.
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- kandesbunzler 2y ago[flagged]