If “face the consequences” means he loses $100B while still having many other billions of dollars, I’m not sure it will change his day to day activities or outlook on life.

The robber barons of the 19th century don’t seem very different than some of the world’s richest who seem to put wealth accumulation above all else. 

We should have at least suspected though. One doesn’t grow up in a family that got rich off apartheid and turn out to be a great person, usually...

Sort of sound like the way the White House staff managed Trump during his presidency.

Same. I want nothing to do with Tesla’s culture, and—frankly—its lackadaisical attitude about development gestation and QA scares me.

Don’t be ashamed of yourself... we didn’t know. Now Trump’s behavior and history was known. His supporters are the ones who should feel shame.

“It makes me truly wonder how his awful behavior was kept out of the public’s eye for so long.”

I’m with you. Managing a company that builds rockets which SIMULTANEOUSLY land on their tails at the end of their flights...holy crap!

Good. For once a rich asshole faces the consequences of their own actions. I am literally ashamed of myself that at one time I had respect for this guy. It makes me truly wonder how his awful behavior was kept out of the public’s eye for so long. Because people don’t become assholes over night. He has probably always…

Corruption thrives in darkness. And daylight is a wonderful disinfectant.

Movies of Bullit’s vintage were made for adult attention spans.

Can’t we just watch Ronin?  

David Tracy would say too bad it isn’t a complete pile of rust.

I’m not crying, you’re crying.

Tesla desperately needs an adult at the helm. If that was GM, I’d be fine with that. 

This is possibly the best thing Elon has ever inadvertently done. 

I envy his innocence.

1) Fuck off.

You’ll probably be ridiculed for raising the Gen-Z to be the anti-consumers that they are, thus destroying the American economy. Oh, and their voting habits.