Elon Musk loses his head on Tesla’s demonstrations, says that demonstrators paid with silent “proof”

Elon Musk is increasingly upset by Tesla’s demonstrations. Following a significant increase in demonstrations against the automaker this weekend, the CEO made a disturbed diatriber saying that the demonstrations were full of remunerated demonstrators and that his former friend Reid Hoffman was behind.

Last weekend, the `Tesla Takedown movement ‘had its greatest demonstration with an attempted protest in all the Tesla Store and Service Center locations in the United States on Saturday, as well as hundreds of other demonstrations in places around the world.

Several demonstrations, such as that of New York, have attracted hundreds, even thousands of people – in the photo above.

These demonstrations began as a basic movement on Blusky, a competitor X, in February. They were organized by local activists who sought to put pressure on Musk, who, according to them, finance the rise of a fascist authoritarian regime in the United States by negatively affecting Tesla, which represents a large part of the wealth of Musk.

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Tesla’s growing demonstrations clearly have an effect on Musk, which made a diatriber on X on this subject yesterday.

He shared several articles on theories suggesting that the demonstrators are paid to attend Tesla’s demonstrations:

I examined all the supposed “evidence” presented by Musk’s publications and those he shared, including an article by Fox News, and none of them provide proof of proof of the payment of Tesla demonstrators. They only make references to conservative votes, believing that they are paid demonstrators.

In an article where Musk claims “they are literally paid”, the only proposed “proof” is that all the demonstrators left at the exact time when the demonstration had to end, which can be explained as simply that most of the jurisdiction requires requesting permits to have large demostrations and they are authorized for a certain period of time.

Consequently, his “proof” is simply proof that these Tesla demonstrators followed the law and exercised their right from the first amendment to freedom of expression.

In another article, Musk accused his former friend of “Paypal Mafia” Reid Hoffman of having funded these demonstrations. Hoffman answered by telling Musk that he should simply accept the fact that many people do not like him:

The greatest irony is that Musk was pushing all these baseless affirmations of people paid to attend Tesla, while he was himself in a rally that he organized yesterday to promote the republican candidate at the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

The rally was really popular, and it was because Musk said it would give $ 1 million to two people attending the rally – financially encouraging people to attend.

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Elon lost it completely. How can he accuse Tesla demonstrators of being paid while he pays people himself to attend his rally?

In addition to having no evidence, it makes no sense.

In addition, the arguments of the Tesla Takedown movement have become much stronger this weekend, with the fiasco of the third term.

Following an interview with NBC this weekend, Trump has now said that he is not “joking” about a third term and that his team actively seeks ways to get there. This is clearly unconstitutional and authoritarian.

Their whole argument is that Musk finances an authoritarian takeover of the government. It is now difficult to argue.