Tesla reportedly ignored a stern letter ordering it to cease operations - Business Insider

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"You must maintain no more than Minimum Basic Operations," she told Tesla as employees returned to work, according to the Chronicle. There hasn't yet been any use of force by officials to keep Tesla from operating, but Elon Musk said Monday

So rich people are above the law and we poor peasants have to obey. Reminds me feudalism with a new brand name Corporatocracy. We pay taxes to bailout their bankrupt corporations but our local governments go bankrupt without bailouts.

evdefender Read the county letter, IMO it’s just musk marketing to be always in front page. The county said to him: you cannot open the factory without a sanitation plan, please do it and within 24h we’ll come to factory, check and approve! They’re still waiting the plan from Tesla

Thank God for a freedom fighting patriot like ElonMusk to fight for his employees who are paid hourly! They need the plant to be open so they can feed their family!

Getting interesting...

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He is a billionaire he is above the law. That's the narrative.

What the hell did they think would happen? Is the ghost of chamberlain running the county?

The letter purportedly had some words in BOLD to highlight the county's displeasure. No doubt this new aggressive tactic caused a great deal of consternation for Musk. BoycottTesla

OMG - BI is serious? 40m fine and losing Chair doesn’t stop Musk but a stern warning has him shaking in his boots

Good for Elon

Elon is just implementing herd immunity amongst $TSLA workers and Alameda county. They should be thanking him!

Interesting-it looks like none of the employees drive Teslas. They were probably making more money sitting safely at home on unemployment(!)

markbspiegel Elon told the county to chortle his balls and then they sent a letter. Seems like someone is really trying hard to do nothing. $TSLA $TSLAQ

The power of 💰

Oh no!!!🥺

Wondering what sorts of fines and legal penalties they’ll face.

And Alameda County ignored the constitution

No repercussions

Here comes the drop

If employees get sick and some die, what sort of liability did Tesla open it's self up to?

Strong CEOing at Tesla.

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