Okay... but that doesn’t stop it from being totally ridiculous and deluded. It’s PR deception.

I’m more in awe that these people are seriously setting such ridiculous goals for a company that hasn’t made any money will somehow increase its value to $650 billion. It feeds into the insane hype surrounding this company and its CEO. Moreover, it’s disgustingly fraudulent.

It’s obvious?

What is your definition of successful? Ford, GM, et al actually make a profit. Honestly, I hope Space X fails because it’s a total waste of tax money. It’s a business that is entirely funded by the government. There is no reason to have private industry control over astronautical engineering.

It seems ridiculously lofty for a company that hasn’t made one single dollar in profit since it’s inception. It also feeds into the hype machine that this company cannot shake no matter how much money (and a lot of the time it’s tax payer money) is lost.

If there was one thing that showed just how deluded the large shareholders of Tesla are it’s this pay package. It is totally absurd!

It depends on what the right choices are. American elections rarely present “right” choices. My original comment is only in regards to Trump but the media needs to take a far greater adversarial stance and actually inform the public. Trump was not the right choice, nor was Hillary, or Obama, or Bush, or any US…

Fuck off

The language in the constitution seems pretty explicit about the non-citizenship part so (and I’m asking in good faith) what are the chances that the states win their lawsuits against the Trump administration?

That is certainly part of it but I also think, and I believe that there is a lot of evidence to support this (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent), that there is an inherent bias where the media is almost always in support of the US government even though we commit atrocities throughout the world. For…

I agree that corporate greed leads to such environments, however, at a certain point the excuse of people “just following orders” or “just doing their jobs” wears thin.

Explain.

Yes I agree with this but I wanted to keep it within the context of the Trump administration. Obama got very favorable media attention despite committing heinous crimes and the less said about the media coverage in the lead up to the Iraq war the better. And it follows on down the line for every US president.

See if we had a media that challenged power Trump wouldn’t be in office much less have a rising approval rating.

The dipshit on the left had the fuckin’ audicity to say he was a reporter and then immediately went on to make a partisan comment. Then the lady in the middle was like the only people killing kids or killing people are these deranged individuals. It takes two fuckin’ seconds to do a google search to see that tens of…

I think plenty of people are involved in politics there are just systemic efforts to undermine that involvement. It outlines how Biden, whether knowingly or not, does not care much for how power dynamics work. For example, environmental issues. Exxon discovered the harmful effects of climate change long before they…

I don’t agree with the part about not being involved but I do agree with being governed by our worst people.

And there’s this:

Sanders or Warren or even Gillabrand are light-years better candidates than Joe Biden.

Furthermore, a better question is why is he beholden to a small marginal group? Blacks made up over a third of his voting population.